SO SAD:Former lions star dies at motor accident

The NFL community is in mourning following the death of Stanley Wilson Jr., a former cornerback for the Detroit Lions who died at the age of 40 after collapsing at the Metropolitan State Hospital of Los Angeles County a few days ago. The news of his death was only made public on Wednesday.

Wilson was the child of previous Cincinnati Bengals running back Stanley Wilson Sr., what’s more, was taken to the clinic on Feb. 1, months in the wake of being held in a region prison subsequent to being captured last August for defacement.

The previous player was with the Lions from 2005 to 2007, and had a background marked by mental problems going back years. His August capture was for breaking into a Hollywood Slopes home, washing in an outside wellspring and attacking property.

The former Lions player was transferred to Metropolitan State Hospital, which specializes in mental health care, after prosecutors determined that he was incompetent to stand trial for the aforementioned and previous episodes.

In 2016, Wilson was shot in the midsection during an endeavored burglary at a Southwest Portland home and accused of endeavored theft.

He was detained once more in Portland in January 2017 for walking through a neighborhood in his underwear. In February 2017, he was arrested for the third time for breaking into another home while naked.

Upon admission to a mental medical clinic toward the beginning of February, Wilson fell and passed on during his confirmation. The reason for death has so far not been unveiled and dissection results are forthcoming, and it has not been evident whether he left family.