According to AP reports, although Floyd Mayweather Jr. has not been named as a suspect in a shooting that took place at a Las Vegas skating rink this past Sunday, police did seize two handguns, ammunition and two bulletproof vests after searching his home and vehicles on Monday.
Quincey Williams, an alleged victim in the shooting, recently informed police that Mayweather verbally threatened him just minutes before he was shot at. Allegedly, Mayweather and two other men confronted Williams about a text message he received a month ago. In that text message, Williams apparently informed Mayweather that he was hoping he would lose his upcoming September 19th clash with Juan Manuel Marquez. According to Williams and a second victim, Damein Bland, after the confrontation, one of the men that was with with Mayweather, reportedly pulled out a gun and began firing at them as they drove off in Mayweather Rolls-Royce.
Police have maintained that Mayweather is not a suspect. They're currently searching for a man by the name of "O.C." who said to be an associate of Mayweather. While says he has no association with anyone that goes by the name of "O.C." and has cooperated fully with the police during their investigation. According to the warrant, one of the guns that the police seized, a Smith & Wesson, still had a cartridge in its chamber. It looks like Mayweather's fists aren't the only loaded weapons that he carries around.