Police searching for victims after identifying ravens fan who attacked multiple people after game

Police Searching for Victims After Identifying Ravens Fan Who Attacked Multiple People After Game

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October 17, 2024

Baltimore, MD – Authorities are seeking the identities of assault victims following an incident involving two Washington Commanders fans. The event occurred on October 13 in the 1000 block of South Charles Street.

After the Ravens narrowly defeated the Commanders 30-23, tensions off the field seemed to mirror the intensity of the game. A viral video captured a shocking altercation where a Baltimore Ravens fan was seen attacking two Washington Commanders fans. The altercation escalated quickly, with punches being thrown and the Commander’s fans seemingly caught off guard.

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The viral clip spread across social media like wildfire, and people were quick to condemn the attack. As of now, local authorities are investigating the incident, and the suspect, who was wearing a Lamar Jackson jersey, is facing potential charges. It’s reported that the fan may have also lost his job after being identified in the footage.

What began as a typical post-game rivalry moment escalated into something far more disturbing. Fans from both sides have expressed disappointment, emphasizing that this behavior doesn’t reflect the spirit of sportsmanship. The incident is a reminder that while rivalries can run deep, violence is never the answer.

Detectives have identified a potential suspect in the case. However, they still need to locate and interview the victims to proceed with the investigation.

That person has been identified as Jack Callis.

Anyone who has information about the identities of the victims is encouraged to contact Southern District Detectives at 410-396-2499. Metro Crime Stoppers can also be reached at 1-866-7-LockUp for any tips or information.

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