Alijah Arenas Walks Again After Terrifying Tesla Crash

The teenager struggled for his life after the accident last Thursday and had to be placed in a medically induced coma later.

Alijah left the coma on Friday and continues to take great steps in his recovery, although there is still a long way to go, before he is completely well.

Gilbert Arenas and his family have more news to celebrate when his 18 -year -old son, Alijah, increases his recovery after his cyber accident.

On Monday, said a family representative of the former NBA star TMZ“Although Alijah has shown a significant improvement after the traumatic experience, it still has a long way to total recovery due to the severe inhalation of smoke.”

The rest of the departure that Alijah “was able to walk alone and talk to her mother, Laura Govan, and her father, Gilbert Arenas, by her side.”

However, Alijah “remains hospitalized under a nearby observation, with additional tests still ongoing.”

The families of Arenas and Govan continue to request privacy and “continuous sentences” in the middle of the difficult period.

Charania wrote: “The five -star leaflet and the USC Alijah Arenas commitment were involved in a serious car accident early on the morning of the day of the day”, before adding that it “placed in an induced coma.”

The basketball intern of high school, Tarek Fattal, shared more details about the clash, revealing that the medically induced coma was due to the fact that AlijaHhaspó too much smoke.

Fattal revealed: “Arenas was driving a cyber truck. It caught fire and inhaled a lot of smoke. According to the sources, this was the reason for the induced coma (protocol for smoke inhalation).” He added: “The sands did not suffer important body injuries.”

The Los Angeles Fire Department revealed that Alijah was involved in a solo car accident in Reeda, located in the San Fernando Valley, just before 5 pm on Thursday.

They pointed out that Alijah’s cyber truck hit a tree and a fire hydrant.

The serious accident was probably the result of excessive speed, in accordance with the sources of application of the law they talked TMZSports.

The Los Angeles Police Department responded to the accident around 5 in the morning in the Winnetka neighborhood of the San Fernando Valley. The incident occurred on a two -lane residential street with a speed limit of 40 mph.

At the time of the accident, Alijah was driving only at Tesla Cybertruck, which was registered in the name of his father.

The sources familiar with the investigation revealed that it is believed that speeding has contributed to the accident. According to the reports, Alijah lost control of the cybertruck, crashed with a fire hydrant and then crashed into a large tree.

Despite the early hour, several nearby residents heard the impact and ran to help.

The witnesses found Alijah trapped inside the vehicle on fire and quickly took it out. He was later transported to the hospital to receive smoke inhalation treatment, blows and bruises sustained in the accident.

The representative of the Arena Family shared a statement from the person who helped take Alijah out of Cybertruck.

The statement was thus: “I remember hearing hit the car window, but I couldn’t see anything because smoke was very thick.”

He continued: “That was when I realized that some were inside. I tried to break the window, but I wouldn’t give.”

The good Samaritan concluded: “Then I saw that one of the windows was broken enough and we used everything we had to bend and take it out. The car was in flames. We knew we had to take it out.”

Last Friday, said Gilbert Arenas’ family recon TMZ That Alijah had left his coma and was gradually recovering.

According to the representative, the development of Alijah had been “remarkable and hopeful.”

However, they also shared that the sensation of teenage basketball was still intubated.

It was said that Alijah opened his eyes and immediately asked if someone was injured as the results of the accident.

The representative revealed that Alijah was surrounded by his parents, brothers and other family members.