Sheriff won't call it road rage as evidence contradicts driver's account in boxer's death

Charles Medina told investigators he didn't see boxer Hannah Rapp, 26, before backing into her on a Texas highway July 18, 2026. A sworn affidavit says otherwise: physical evidence shows Medina passed her, braked hard, then reversed into her, shattering his rear windshield. Brazos County's sheriff declined to label it road rage. Medina faces manslaughter, held on $250,000 bond. The case continues.