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Texas Judge Sets $1.23 M Bond After Boxer’s Fatal Crash

8/1/2026

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Texas court set $1,229,000 bond for Charles Medina after July 18, 2026 crash that killed 26-year-old boxer Hannah Rapp.
Medina faces aggravated assault, manslaughter and criminal mischief charges carrying $500,000, $250,000 and $25,000 bonds respectively.
Lawyer Sarah Wilkinson called the bonds excessive and requested they be reduced to $50,000 per count.
Rapp’s mother’s “Hannah’s Law” petition, with nearly 11,000 signatures, triggers a manslaughter status hearing set 60 days after the July 28 hearing.

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Texas court set $1,229,000 bond for Charles Medina after July 18, 2026 crash that killed 26-year-old boxer Hannah Rapp.
Medina faces aggravated assault, manslaughter and criminal mischief charges carrying $500,000, $250,000 and $25,000 bonds respectively.
Lawyer Sarah Wilkinson called the bonds excessive and requested they be reduced to $50,000 per count.
Rapp’s mother’s “Hannah’s Law” petition, with nearly 11,000 signatures, triggers a manslaughter status hearing set 60 days after the July 28 hearing.