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Former Boxing Champ, Hassim Rahman’s Promise


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Baltimore, MD, February 7, 2007--A Baltimore County Judge awarded $6,000,000 to a Dundalk couple who were severely injured when a robber fleeing a holdup in a stolen car crashed into their motorcycle.

Mark Honaker, a Baltimore City Police detective, was operating his motorcycle with his wife Sheri sitting behind him on Martin Boulevard when they were struck by an oncoming car driven by Karim Rahman, brother of former heavyweight boxing champion Hassim Rahman. Karim Rahman had recently stolen the vehicle after robbing a convenience store and was fleeing police at the time of the occurrence. He is currently serving a twenty year prison sentence in the Maryland Department of Corrections.

Karim Rahman did not contest the lawsuit filed by the Honaker’s attorneys at the law firm of Ingerman & Horwitz, LLP. Rahman was not insured at the time of the accident and the Honaker’s attorneys indicated that it is unlikely that any part of the judgment will be collectable from him. Hassim Rahman, however, stated at his brother’s sentencing that he would “donate a percentage of the rest of my career for [the Honakers] family to offset some of the financial burden to the family.” To date, Hassim Rahman has not contacted the Honakers or their attorneys regarding this promise.


About the Author

Alan Horwitz is a Partner at Ingerman & Horwitz, LLP, a full-service personal injury Baltimore, Maryland law firm with over 100 years of collective experience. Visit them online today at http://www.ihlaw.com.



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