Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, 79, admitted to cops he was NOT wearing a seat belt when he hit a car

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones walked away from a rough car crash in May without injury, despite not wearing a seatbelt.

According to police video obtained by TMZ, Jones admitted to multiple officers that he wasn’t wearing a belt when he t-boned a Hyundai in Dallas back on May 4. Jones later told police the belt was buckled, but behind his back and not worn properly.

In the police-blurred clip, one officer said: ‘You had it buckled behind you but you weren’t wearing it.’

‘That is correct,’ Jones replied. ‘That is correct.’

Jones said he was traveling at around 45mph in a 35mph zone at the time of the wreck and that his airbags deployed in his 2013 Lexus sedan. 

The silver sedan attempted to make a left turn from the right lane at the intersection of Wolf Street and Harry Hines Boulevard. Jones (black sedan, right) was driving up the left lane 

Jones appeared to make a swerve to avoid the accident, but with screeching tires collided with the drivers’ side door of the silver car. The pavement appeared to be wet

The Cowboys owner went to the hospital, according to his son, but says he only suffered minor injuries. Jones told police at the hospital that he suffered a, ‘head bump, chest bump (and) knee bump,’ but that he was, ‘not in any pain now.’

Neither driver was seriously injured in the incident, with a relieved Jones saying ‘I’m so happy he’s not hurt.’

Dash cam footage from another driver waiting at a red light captured the moment the crash happened. 

Jones went to the hospital after the collision, but was back home and ‘all good’ on the same evening of the accident, according to his son Stephen Jones 

The driver of the sedan (left) held his head in his hand and put his hand over his heart after the collision, and Jones (middle) could be seen limping and lifted his pants to examine his leg

Dallas PD said that only one driver went to the hospital following the accident. Jones’ son confirmed on Wednesday that his father visited the hospital after the crash

The Hyundai appears to miss the left turn it needed to make, slowing down rapidly and taking a long slow turn from what appears to be the middle or right lane of the road.

Jones’ sedan then sees the car moving too late and broadsided the Hyundai.

The Hyundai was lifted off the road and spun sideways nearly 360 degrees and coming to a stop facing oncoming traffic. 

The footage then cuts to the parking lot of a Hyatt House hotel located just past the intersection, where Jones can be seen speaking with witnesses and the driver of the silver car.

Both drivers appeared unscathed, though Jones was seen walking with a slight limp and raising his left pant leg to examine himself. 

The driver of the silver sedan could be seen placing his hand over his heart, and his head in his hands, though he appears physically unhurt.

In the police video, Jones was heard saying to police, ‘He just U-ed. He just simply U-ed right in front of me.’

Police cleared Jones of any wrongdoing in the case and asked Jones to ‘put that seat belt on the right way.’ 

Jones’ Cowboys open the NFL season next Sunday at home against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. 

Jones’ team opens up its regular season at home this Sunday against Tampa Bay