And the plot thickens in the Floyd Mayweather, Jr. situation with regards to the alleged beat down he gave his girlriend Josie Harris last Thursday. Now,TMZ reports, that Mayweather went into a fit of rage when he found out that Harris might have been carrying on an affair with an NBA player.
According to a Las Vegas police report obtained by TMZ, the boxing champ read text messages on Harris's phone from Chicago Bulls C.J. Watson (pictured below). Reportedly, Mayweather yelled at the mother of his three children, demanding to know, if whether she had slept with Walker. Harris allegedly replied, "Yes, that is who I'm seeing now!"
The battling duo had lived together for seven years and separated in May after fifteen "on and off" years.
The police report goes on to detail the violent turn-of-events that occurred at Harris's home. The couple's 10-year-old son apparently testified to police, that he "saw his dad was on his mother and was hitting and kicking her."
Harris also told investigators, that the undefeated champ screamed at her and threatened to kill both her and the person with whom she is messing with, "I'm going to have you both disappear," she claims Mayweather contended. "He yelled and screamed that he was going to kill me and my boyfriend," Harris wrote. "Floyd has threatened to have other people do harm to me as well and if [there] is a way I can be protected from that please help me."
The young woman was taken to a nearby hospital and treated for facial injuries and a sore arm which she stated, that Mayweather tried to break during the violent confrontation.
Mayweather turned himself into Las Vegas police last Friday morning after they had been looking to question him about the Harris allegations. Mayweather was arrested and charged with grand larceny because Harris told police, that the 33-year-old had taken her Apple iPhone 4 which has a value of over $300. He was released on $3,000 bail and could face up to five years in state prison if he is convicted of taking items valued at less than $2,500.
Mayweather is scheduled for an initial appearance Nov. 9 in Las Vegas Justice Court.