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    US boxer Hannah Rapp struck and killed by driver while cycling.
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    US boxer Hannah Rapp struck and killed by driver while cycling.


    US boxer Hannah Rapp, who in June fought for the World Boxing Council (WBC) women’s featherweight championship, was killed on Saturday while she bicycled in Texas after a motorist struck her with his car, according to authorities.

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    2. PippyTarHeel on

      “Struck” is doing some heavy lifting here.

      “The agency said Rapp and a fellow bicyclist were riding on a local road when Medina passed them in his car, **stopped, and drove his vehicle in reverse.** Medina then hit Rapp, and she was pronounced dead after emergency responders brought her to a hospital.”

    3. Starfish_Tickler on

      She wasn’t struck and killed. This was not an accident. She was murdered by a man with his car ffs

    5. One_Analysis_9276 on

      He backed his car into her on purpose?

      Did he recognize her or what because wtf?

    6. wgn431234 on

      How someone can only be charged with manslaughter, after passing the victim then putting the car in reverse is confusing to me.

    7. highlysensitive2121 on

      So he was frustrated that they took a few seconds of his time by sharing the road, but he had time to stop, back up, murder her, and do time in prison??

    8. Adventurous-Limit627 on

      Can a lawyer explain why the driver isn’t being charged with murder?

    10. JustdoitJules on

      Imagine throwing your life away cause you couldn’t be a big boy.

      What a clown toss away the key lmao

    13. doxiepowder on

      Why is hitting someone with your car basically the perfect murder in the US?

    14. bittermelonpizza00 on

      car worship and the lack of infrastructure in the usa has rotted peoples brains

    17. Hot-Inevitable-1022 on

      I once had someone pull a gun on me for cycling in the street. Sad thing is, it was probably only one of about 10 times my life has been threatened for cycling.

      This car-centric culture that ignores the dangers associated with it is horrendous.