previous National Basketball Association player Rasual Butler & wife Leah LaBelle killed in vehicle accident

LOS ANGELES (AP) -- previous National Basketball Association forward Rasual Butler & his wife were killed in a single-car rollover crash in Los Angeles. Butler played his last regular season action by the San Antonio Spurs during the 2015-16 season. one:15 Play Remembering Rasual Butler (1979-2018)The National Basketball Association family is devastated by the tragic passing of Rasual Butler & his wife, Leah LaBelle. pic.twitter.com/zNH93MVvpM — National Basketball Association (@National Basketball Association) January 31, 2018The NBPA family is deeply saddened by the passing of our bro, Rasual Butler. RIP Rasual Butler & his wife Leah.

Ex-National Basketball Association player Rasual Butler, wife die in Los Angeles crash

LOS ANGELES — previous National Basketball Association forward Rasual Butler & his wife were killed in a single-car rollover crash in Los Angeles early Wednesday. Los Angeles police said in a statement which Butler was speeding before his car jumped a curb, shock 3 parking meters & a concrete wall & then flipped over twice. Butler, 38, & Leah LaBelle Vladowski, 31, were pronounced dead at the scene, said Ed Winter, helper chief Researcher by the Los Angeles province coroner's office. Butler was drafted in 2002 by the Miami Heat & played for a total of 8 National Basketball Association teams including the Los Angeles Clippers, Chicago Bulls & San Antonio Spurs. "This is beyond a sad day for the Miami HEAT Family," team President Pat Riley said in a statement.

Basketball player Rasual Butler & American Idol wife Leah LaBelle Vladowski dead after crash

as declared in Rasual Butler & his wife Leah LaBelle have been killed in a crash while their vehicle rolled over (photo: AP)previous National Basketball Association forward Rasual Butler & his wife were killed in a single-vehicle rollover crash in Los Angeles early Wednesday. Butler, 38, & Leah LaBelle Vladowski, 31, were pronounced dead at the scene, said Ed Winter, helper chief Researcher by the Los Angeles province coroner's office. He played for 8 National Basketball Association teams during his 13-year career, including the Los Angeles Clippers, Chicago Bulls & San Antonio Spurs. (photo: RMG break news)(photo: RMG break news)(photo: RMG break news)(photo: RMG break news)The Clippers said Butler 'going to long be remained not just for his accomplishments on the court of law, however for his vibrant personality, positive outlook & the compassion he had for everyone around him.'He had 2 stints by the Clippers, in 2009-ten & 2010-eleven. RIP Rasual Butler & his wife Leah.

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