Jerry Jones Admitted He Wasn’t Wearing Seat Belt In Car Crash, Police Video Shows

Jerry Jones is really, really lucky to have actually left his Might auto accident without major injuries — due to the fact that the Dallas Cowboys owner admitted to police officers in the consequences of the mishap that he was NOT wearing his safety belt, according to brand-new police video, gotten by TMZ Sports.

The video footage — which was blurred by police — shows Jones informed a minimum of 2 officers that he was not buckled in when he T-boned a Hyundai on Might 4 in Dallas, Texas.

Jones likewise informed police officers he was walking around 45 miles per hour in his 2013 Lexus at the time of the wreck — which his air bags did release — making it a lot more astonishing that he left from all of it reasonably untouched.

“You had it buckled behind you but you weren’t wearing it,” one police officer can be heard informing Jones of his safety belt in the clip.

“That is correct,” Jones reacted. “That is correct.”

Jones did inform an officer at a regional health center that he suffered a “head bump, chest bump, [and] knee bump” in the mishap … however he was “not in any pain now.”

He was eventually released … and wound up having no sticking around results from the mishap.

Jones suggested throughout the police video that the other motorist was at fault — stating to one police officer, “He just U-ed. He just simply U-ed right in front of me.”

Jones included, “I hit him broadside. I’m so happy he’s not hurt.”

Polices ultimately cleared Jones of any misdeed in the event.

When it comes to moving forward, one officer worried to Jones in the video to ensure he uses his safety belt from now on.

“The only thing I’m going to ask you to do,” the police officer stated, “is put that seat belt on the right way.”