Beasley's shock over torched car
Rangers forward DaMarcus Beasley has spoken of his shock after his car was deliberately set on fire. American Beasley's blazing BMW 6-Series was found in Queen's Gardens in Glasgow's west end just after 11 p.m. on Monday. Police said they were treating...
Rangers forward DaMarcus Beasley has spoken of his shock after his car was deliberately set on fire.
American Beasley's blazing BMW 6-Series was found in Queen's Gardens in Glasgow's west end just after 11 p.m. on Monday.
Police said they were treating it as wilful fireraising and were trying to trace the occupants of a white car seen in the area.
Beasley's BMW was parked outside his home when it was targeted, the Daily Record said.
United States international Beasley told the newspaper: "I don't know how to take it really. It's pretty crazy.
"If it is a Celtic-Rangers thing then it's obviously not good.
"It has shocked me - you don't expect to be targeted like this. But I'm not going to be too upset by it."
He told the newspaper that the incident had not really made him think twice about playing for Rangers.
On his social networking Twitter page, the footballer thanked well-wishers for their messages of support.