By: Sean Crose
Fresh off his fighter Chris Eubank’s excessive profile win this weekend over Liam Smith in Manchester, England, coach Brian “Bomac” McIntyre was arrested in that metropolis’s airport on Sunday for having a gun in his possession. According to Sky Sports, “the alarm was raised when UK Border Force intercepted baggage, after a scan allegedly showed a weapon, along with a magazine and ammunition contained within it.” McIntyre was reportedly planning to fly again to the United States after Eubank’s dominating victory over Smith on Saturday.
“At around 10.45am on Sunday, 3 September 2023,” the larger Manchester Police acknowledged, through Sky Sports, “officers were called to reports of a possible firearm being found in hold luggage by airport staff at Manchester Airport.” Authorities went on to find there was, actually, a firearm in McIntyre’s baggage. “After initial inspection by security staff, GMP officers attended, and the firearm was seized,” legislation enforcement went on to say.
McIntyre was then taken into custody. “Subsequently,” the assertion continued, “a 53-year-old man was arrested for possession of a firearm and was taken to custody for further questioning.” Later McIntyre “was charged with possession of a firearm and possession of ammunition for a firearm without a certificate.” McIntyre was then shortly dropped at court docket, “where he was further remanded into custody…he is next due to appear at Manchester Crown Court on Monday, 9 October 2023.”
At the second, McIntyre is taken into account one of many prime trainers within the sport. Not solely did he information Eubank to a stoppage victory over outdated foe Smith this previous weekend, he’s additionally the longtime coach of Terence Crawford, the person who not too long ago dominated Errol Spence in a a lot hyped welterweight tremendous battle earlier this summer time. Boxing Insider can have extra on this story because it continues to develop.
