- Star boxer identified by cops in report of November hit-and-run
- No charges have been filed in case four months after accident
- Davis, 26, holds WBA titles at junior lightweight and lightweight
Gervonta Davis, the two-division world champion and one of boxing’s biggest stars, was the driver in a November hit-and-run accident in downtown Baltimore that injured at least three people, according to a police report obtained by the Guardian on Friday.
The Baltimore Sun first reported Davis’s alleged involvement in the crash citing the incident report, which had been released by police earlier this week with the names of all involved parties redacted. Charges have yet to been filed in the case nearly four months after it took place.
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