Sheriff avoids "road rage" label after boxer's death, despite evidence against driver

A driver, Charles Medina, says he accidentally backed into boxer Hannah Rapp, 26, on a Texas highway July 18, 2026. But police evidence says he sped past her, slammed his brakes, then reversed into her, breaking his rear window. The local sheriff stopped short of calling it road rage — angry, aggressive driving. Medina faces manslaughter charges and is jailed on $250,000 bail.