World Champ Boxer Fined $75 for Omaha Traffic Stop at Gunpoint
Terence Crawford, a retired boxing legend, was fined $75 for careless driving after a 2025 traffic stop where police ordered him and passengers out of his vehicle at gunpoint.
Terence Crawford, a former world champion boxer, was found guilty of careless driving and ordered to pay a $75 fine stemming from a traffic stop in Omaha, Nebraska, in September 2025. The incident occurred just hours after Crawford's hometown held a parade to celebrate his historic unanimous-decision victory over Canelo Álvarez in a super middleweight championship fight, making Crawford the first male boxer to capture three unified division titles.
According to reports, police officers ordered Crawford and his passengers out of the vehicle at gunpoint during the traffic stop on September 28, 2025. A police review later determined that the officers had acted lawfully. Crawford was ultimately fined $75 plus $49 in court costs for the careless driving violation.
Source: The Guardian
