John Callis turned himself into police on Monday. Baltimore Police. In an interview with WJZ outside court, Thompson elaborated. “I don’t believe this is a first-degree assault.

Baltimore Ravens fan John Callis, 24, is facing charges of first-degree aggravated assault & three counts of second-degree assault charges after authorities issued a warrant for his arrest last week.

John Callis, the man Baltimore Police were searching for in connection with a viral video of an assault on football fans, turned himself in on Monday, police said. Skip to content.

John Callis, 24, is facing charges of first-degree aggravated assault and three counts of second-degree assault after authorities issued a warrant for his arrest last week.

John Callis, charged with assault in relation to a viral video seen after the Ravens win over the Commanders, was denied bail on Wednesday. Skip to content. NOWCAST WBAL-TV 11 News Tonight.

John Callis, a 24-year-old Baltimore Ravens fan, turned himself into Baltimore police on Monday in connection to assault of three victims, including two Washington Commanders fans.

John Callis, 24, turned himself in Monday morning after Baltimore Police issued a warrant for his arrest on charges of first- and second-degree assault. Skip to content. All Sections.

John Callis was indicted in October after turning himself in in connection with a viral video of an assault on Washington Commanders. On Air. Gary Sutton. 7:00AM - 10:00AM. Listen Live.

This was certainly the case for John Callis, a Baltimore Ravens fan who roamed the streets a game between the two Maryland-based teams actively looking for Commanders fans to attack.

John Callis is finding out the hard way that he does, in fact, lose. The Ravens fan who was captured on video pummeling two Commanders fans on Oct. 13 has been denied bail. The 24-year-old turned ...

John Callis, the Baltimore Ravens fan seen assaulting a pair of Washington Commanders supporters in a video following the former’s win on October 13, is in custody and being held without bail.

John Callis, who was wanted in connection to an alleged assault of two men following the Ravens’ win over the Washington Commanders on Oct. 13, turned himself in to Baltimore police Monday ...