Baltimore police has issued an arrest warrant for a man accused of assaulting two NFL fans after the Baltimore Ravens played the Washington Commanders on Sunday.
Police identified the man as John Callis, 24, of Baltimore. He is wanted on one count of first-degree aggravated assault and three counts of second-degree assault.
Callis is said to have assaulted two 23-year-old men after the game, police said.
Video of the assault went viral on social media after Sunday's game in Baltimore, which the Ravens won 30-23. Both teams now boast 4-2 records for the season.
The video, verified by NBC News, shows a man in a Ravens jersey, alleged to be Callis, approaching two men in Commanders jerseys on the streets of Baltimore. Police said the attack took place in the 1000 block of South Charles Street.
The clip shows a man wearing a Ravens jersey kicking one of the men wearing a Commanders jersey in his side before he punches him in the face. The Commanders fan drops to the ground as the other tries to lunge at the man in the Ravens jersey, who then grabs the man in the Commanders jersey and pushes him into a brick wall before he throws him to the ground.
The end of the video shows the front of the man in the Ravens jersey, who raises his arm and high-fives someone off camera while shouting, "I don't lose!"
Police ask anyone with additional information about on the incident to contact Metro Crime Stoppers of Maryland at 1-866-7Lockup.
