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BALTIMORE -- Two people were found shot to death early Thursday in a car registered to former heavyweight champion Hasim Rahman, police said.
The man and woman were not immediately identified. Sgt. Kevin Daniels, a police spokesman, said they were not believed to be the boxer or his wife.
Broadcast reports said investigators don't believe Rahman was involved in the shootings. Daniels said investigators "have no known suspects or motives."
Rahman spokesman Shawn Caesar said the man, whom he would not identify, was an employee of Rahman's who was working with the boxer to open a clothing store in downtown Baltimore. Rahman lent the employee the car, Caesar said.
"It's not unusual for Hasim to loan one of his vehicles out employees. There are three or four being borrowed right now, this is one of the car's that was borrowed," Caesar said. "So, it was his vehicle, he did know the person in the car, he does not know any of the circumstances around the murder."
Rahman won the title by knocking out Lennox Lewis last April, and lost the belt when Lewis knocked him out in November in Las Vegas.
The man and woman were not immediately identified. Sgt. Kevin Daniels, a police spokesman, said they were not believed to be the boxer or his wife.
Broadcast reports said investigators don't believe Rahman was involved in the shootings. Daniels said investigators "have no known suspects or motives."
Rahman spokesman Shawn Caesar said the man, whom he would not identify, was an employee of Rahman's who was working with the boxer to open a clothing store in downtown Baltimore. Rahman lent the employee the car, Caesar said.
"It's not unusual for Hasim to loan one of his vehicles out employees. There are three or four being borrowed right now, this is one of the car's that was borrowed," Caesar said. "So, it was his vehicle, he did know the person in the car, he does not know any of the circumstances around the murder."
Rahman won the title by knocking out Lennox Lewis last April, and lost the belt when Lewis knocked him out in November in Las Vegas.
