‘Belligerent’ Robert Quinn charged with assault after bizarre hit-and-run: ‘I’ll buy you new cars’

Veteran NFL defensive finish Robert Quinn triggered a wild hit-and-run scene on Tuesday night time in Summerville, South Carolina — driving his automotive into 4 different automobiles, a gate, and a light-weight publish.

Then, Quinn made issues worse, according to WCSC in Charleston, S.C.: he made a wild promise about repaying bystanders for the harm and assaulted a neighbor close to his automotive.

“He was very belligerent,” Lisa Ball, who lived close by the crash, stated, per the outlet.

“He saved saying, ‘Oh don’t fear about it I’ll purchase you new automobiles, I’ll purchase you a brand new automotive, let’s go to the dealership.’ I instructed him to get off my property and he proceeded to place his arms on me and slap me not as soon as however twice.”

Quinn is now dealing with seven completely different expenses, together with third-degree assault and battery, hit-and-run with property harm, 4 counts of leaving the scene of an accident involving an unattended car, and failure to report putting fixtures on or adjoining to the freeway, The Publish confirmed.

The previous defensive finish — who final performed for the Eagles in 2022 and is presently a free agent — turned himself in Friday morning and was given a $155 private recognizance bond.

Quinn was additionally concerned in a 2012 automotive crash in Missouri by which he was charged with driving whereas intoxicated and fined $277.

Taken within the first spherical of the 2011 NFL Draft by the Rams, Quinn has performed within the NFL for 12 seasons, incomes three Professional Bowl choices and compiling 102 sacks.

The Eagles traded for Quinn from the Bears last October in alternate for a fourth-round decide, and the veteran performed in six video games for the NFC East champions.

Quinn was additionally embroiled in a scandal on the College of North Carolina, his alma mater, the place he was dominated ineligible for his junior season in 2010 after taking improper advantages.