Former NFL head coach and ESPN analyst Rex Ryan turned himself in to Nashville police Wednesday, Nov. 11, after authorities accused him of running over the feet of two pedestrians with his pickup truck and driving away without providing assistance.

According to the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department, the incident occurred shortly before midnight Nov. 5 at the intersection of Fourth Avenue and Broadway. The pedestrians were crossing Broadway with a walk signal when Ryan allegedly turned right from Fourth Avenue, running over both individuals' feet and making contact with one person's leg. Police said both pedestrians suffered minor injuries.

The victims told officers that Ryan continued driving before stopping at a red light farther down the street. They reportedly approached the truck and waved him down, prompting Ryan to get out and argue with them before returning to his vehicle and driving away. The pedestrians photographed the truck's license plate and the driver, allowing police to identify Ryan.

Ryan, 63, faces six misdemeanor charges: two counts of leaving the scene of an accident, two counts of failing to provide information or render aid, and two counts of failing to obey a traffic control signal. A judicial commissioner set his bond at $6,000, and Ryan was released after turning himself in.

Ryan coached the New York Jets from 2009 to 2014, leading the team to consecutive AFC Championship appearances following the 2009 and 2010 seasons. He later served as head coach of the Buffalo Bills from 2015 to 2016 before joining ESPN as an NFL analyst. ESPN said it was aware of the incident and in contact with Ryan.