Former Liverpool and Manchester City star Raheem Sterling must appear in court on September 15 after being charged with dangerous driving and possession of laughing gas. The charges relate to a May 28 traffic accident where his vehicle was damaged. sports24.club
Sterling, who was arrested in May, also faces allegations of not providing a blood sample. While police suspected him of driving under the influence, this charge was not included. The former England international risks several years in prison.
