British boxing legend quizzed by cops after ex-pal’s £80k car’s tyres were slashed
BOXING star Carl Froch has been quizzed after tyres on an ex-pal’s £80,000 car were slashed.
The former unified super-middleweight world champ was snapped arriving at a police station for questioning.
Cops want to know if he was the man who used a knife to pierce the front and rear passenger-side tyres of a Range Rover Sport.
The vehicle was attacked at 10.30am on May 16 in the car park of the upmarket Nottinghamshire Golf and Country Club in Cotgrave.
Witnesses are understood to have seen a man on a red £24,000 Ducati Diavel V4 park up and slash the tyres of the 4×4, causing £600 of damage.
CCTV shows the individual then climb back on board the motorbike and roar off.
At no point did the knifeman remove his cycle helmet.
The Sun understands Froch, 45, accompanied by a lawyer, gave cops a short statement on Sunday evening denying he caused the criminal damage.
The Nottingham-born dad of two, awarded an MBE, is a keen biker and was pictured on social media earlier this month doing promotional work for Ducati.
He was said to have been handed a brand new red Ducati to test drive as part of his deal with the motor firm.
Froch retired in 2015 after winning 33 of his 35 fights.
His agent and police were approached for comment.