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Judge Admits Vince McMahon to Diversion Program in Reckless-Driving Case

The Stamford ruling puts the case on an accelerated rehabilitation track that could be dismissed in October 2026 contingent on a clean year plus a $1,000 donation.

Overview

  • McMahon appeared in Stamford Superior Court on October 16 to answer reckless driving and following-too-closely charges stemming from a July 24 three-car crash in Westport.
  • Prosecutors allege he was swerving on the Merritt Parkway at up to 90 mph before rear-ending a BMW and striking the median, with debris contributing to a third vehicle’s crash.
  • Police reported no injuries and said all occupants wore seatbelts, while photos show heavy damage to McMahon’s 2024 Bentley.
  • Judge Gary White granted accelerated pretrial rehabilitation after neither other driver objected, allowing McMahon to continue driving under the program’s terms.
  • Outside court, the 80-year-old signed autographs as his attorney called the outcome good news and argued that not every car accident is a crime.