Former England and Premier League footballer Raheem Sterling has arrived at court to face charges of dangerous driving and possession of laughing gas following a car crash in May. Police were called to the M3 in Hampshire on May 28 to reports of a £270,000 Lamborghini swerving around the road just before 9am. Footage obtained by the Daily Mail appeared to show the black luxury 4×4 veering across the three lanes as other vehicles dodged out of the way.The driver appeared to be inhaling from a balloon – which is how people ingest laughing gas, also known as ‘hippy crack’.Minutes later, Sterling allegedly crashed the vehicle into the motorway barriers and was cuffed by Hampshire Police.The force said he would not give a sample after his arrest – leading to a third charge of failing to supply a specimen.More to follow. Raheem Sterling has arrived in court to face charges following a car crash in May The former Premier League footballer, 31, crashed his £270,000 Lamborghini and was charged with dangerous driving and possession of laughing gas