Marshawn Kneeland led police on a 145 mph chase; Holster discovered in car — full report reveals disturbing details

The NFL world is mourning the sudden passing of Dallas Cowboys defensive end Marshawn Kneeland, who died at age 24 in Texas on November 6. New reports reveal that the young athlete was involved in a high-speed police chase shortly before his death. Authorities say Kneeland reached speeds of over 145 mph during the pursuit, making several unsafe lane changes as he passed other vehicles. The chase began around 10:33 p.m. on November 5, when a Texas Department of Public Safety officer first observed his speeding.According to police documents obtained by multiple outlets, the chase escalated as Kneeland crashed into another vehicle and fled on foot. He remained missing for hours before authorities discovered his body in the early hours of November 6. Frisco Police Department and Texas DPS officers noted that Kneeland had previously expressed suicidal thoughts during their search. While the official cause of death and manner remain pending with the Collin County Medical Examiner’s Office, the sequence of events has cast a tragic shadow over his rising career. Kneeland, drafted in the second round out of Western Michigan in 2024, was in the midst of his second season with the Dallas Cowboys. His speed, strength, and on-field performance made him a promising player for the team. Sadly, his career and life were cut short in a shocking turn of events, leaving teammates, coaches, and fans in disbelief. Adding to the heartbreak, Kneeland’s girlfriend, Catalina Mancera, who is pregnant with the couple’s first child, shared a deeply emotional tribute on Facebook. She wrote, “My sweet baby, words could never express how broken I feel; you’re my everything. I’ll love you forever, my beautiful angel.” The couple’s relationship had been largely private, but Mancera had shared moments with Kneeland on social media since at least 2022, supporting him throughout his career.The Dallas Cowboys and head coach Brian Schottenheimer have publicly supported Mancera and her unborn child. During a press conference, Schottenheimer confirmed the pregnancy and announced the creation of the Marshawn Kneeland Memorial Fund. “We want to make sure she is taken care of and the baby is taken care of for the rest of their lives. It's very important to our guys and to us,” he said.Kneeland’s death has sent shockwaves through the NFL community and fans alike.