Apparently The Scottish Don't Like Damarcus Beasley

GLASGOW, Scotland -- United States midfielder DaMarcus Beasley's BMW has been set on fire outside his home in Glasgow. The incident happened Monday in the Scottish city. Beasley, who plays for Glasgow Rangers in the Scottish Premier League, said Wednesday on Twitter that "someone blew up my car." He added that he was "glad no one got hurt." Strathclyde Police says it is treating the incident as "willful fireraising" and that inquiries are ongoing. Rangers has described it as a "disturbing and deplorable incident." The club is currently in first place, 10 points ahead of archrival Glasgow Celtic. It's not the first time Beasley has faced vandalism or abuse during his career in Europe. In December 2008, Beasley's car was broken into and ransacked outside his home. It was the fourth in a series of break-ins targeting Rangers players. Beasley and teammate Maurice Edu have also suffered racial taunts from fans at matches during their careers in Europe.

Geeeeezzzzz. Whatever happened to egging a car and letting it freeze over night? I'd say notify Barack and let him know we have an act of terrorism on our hands but he has better things to do. Like attend Georgetown basketball games and honor rapists named Kobe Bryant and the white house.