LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — New documents in the case against former Las Vegas Raider Clelin Ferrell have been obtained after he failed to pay thousands of dollars in damages from a loaned car to a Las Vegas business owner.
Speedy Car Loans, located near Durango Drive and Russell Road, and owner Robert Lambson were awarded over $5,600 dollars in a small claim’s verdict against Ferrell, largely because Ferrell did not show up at the court.
Lambson claimed a 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee was abandoned by Ferrell with a blown motor. The incident happened in September 2022 as the Raiders were gearing up for training camp, according to court documents.
Ferrell signed a one-year deal with the San Francisco 49ers in mid-March.
