Gilbert Arenas opens

The former NBA All-Star Gilbert Arenas provided some important details from the car accident that ended up in a medically induced coma last week with 5-star basketball recruit.

Gilberbert, who appeared in “The Dan Patrick Show”, confirmed that Alijah had hit fire hydrants almost two weeks after the loss of control over his Tesla Cybertruck. Alijah is classified by rivals as No. 4 in the class of 2026 and is currently committed to USC.

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When Gilbert was asked to describe his immediate reaction to learning the crash in the early morning, he said that he was initially confused because a malfunction in the Tesla app acts:

“Usually I wake up at 4:30 a.m. and go through the Tesla app to see if he drives home or in the gym. His car is in the gym, so I continue my training and my daughter said:” What are you doing? I said: “I said:” You haven't heard yet? “In the gym?” “No, he's in the hospital.”

“I just stopped everything and ran there and was how 'what the hell is it going? Was it his car? What's going on?' I realized that the app actually didn't work.

Alijah was released from the hospital last week and his father said he was on the right track for a complete recovery. While there were no serious injuries, Gilbert said that Alijah was put in a coma due to the smoke he inhaled when he was caught in cyberruck at least 10 minutes.

Despite the early hour, a group of spectators, which Gilbert called “Angels”, heard the crash and managed to get Alijah out of the cyberruck, which contains electronic doors without traditional handles.

“My thing was that there were no broken limbs, there were no burns. Happiness for him, trapped in a car for as long, it is lucky that there were too circumstances that heard the crash so early in the morning that took him out.

“He was a little stronger than they thought. He was crazy, so they put him in an induced coma just to get the air … they got the smoke and all of this from his [lungs]. I think he was in the car, it looked like about 10, 12 minutes … only inhaled that. “

The Tesla website contains an explanation of how the doors of the cybertruck can be opened if there is no power supply, but only from the inside. It is unclear whether that was the situation last month, but photos from the scene showed that the front of the car was completely destroyed.