Judge makes ruling on bail for Ravens fan accused of brutal assault on Commanders fans: report

A Baltimore Ravens instrumentality who was caught connected video attacking 2 Commanders fans successful October volition stay successful jailhouse portion helium awaits his proceedings aft a Maryland justice denied his bail for a 2nd clip due to the fact that of his substance maltreatment issues. 

Baltimore Circuit Judge Yolanda A. Tanner ruled Tuesday to contradict bail for 24-year-old Jack Callis aft uncovering that nary viable options for inpatient attraction were presented successful court, The Baltimore Banner reported. 

A warrant was issued for John Callis. (Baltimore Police Department)

"Instead of utilizing the clip to archer maine what’s caller and what’s available, it was conscionable a catfight today," Tanner reportedly said. "I’m conscionable incredibly disappointed successful what was presented by counsel."

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District Judge LaTina Burse Greene denied Callis’ bail during his archetypal proceeding connected Oct. 23, but said she would see releasing him to an inpatient attraction programme with location detention, according to the report.

Callis turned himself successful to Baltimore Police connected Oct. 21, conscionable days aft helium was accused of assaulting two Washington Commanders fans. The incident, which was caught connected video and went viral connected societal media, showed Callis walking up to the men successful the thoroughfare earlier instantly attacking them. 

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Callis, who was wearing a Lamar Jackson jersey, knocked 1 of the men out, according to the video, and the 2nd unfortunate was repeatedly punched by Callis and past thrown against a wall. He presently faces 1 number of first-degree battle and 3 counts of second-degree assault. 

During his archetypal bail hearing, Callis admitted to regular cocaine usage for the past 4 years, including the time of the attack, CBS News reported. A past of assaults was besides revealed during the hearing. 

A elaborate presumption of a Baltimore Ravens helmet is seen anterior to an NFL game. (Todd Olszewski/Getty Images)

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Callis faces up to 25 years successful situation for the first-degree battle complaint and up to 10 years successful situation for each second-degree battle charge. 

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