A Baltimore insurance agency has announced that the Ravens fan associated with a viral altercation is no longer employed
The video gained widespread attention after the Baltimore Ravens secured a 30-23 victory over the Commanders on Sunday. In the footage, a blonde-haired man in a Ravens jersey is observed approaching two individuals clad in Commanders jerseys in the Federal Hill area of Baltimore.
The Ravens supporter is seen delivering a kick to one of the Commanders fans before striking him in the face. He then attempts to hit the second fan, pushing him against a brick wall.
As the second Commanders fan attempted to flee, the Ravens fan flexed his bicep and shouted, “I don’t lose.” The individual recording the incident can be heard repeatedly asking, “Do we got a straggler?”
Social media users swiftly connected the Ravens fan to profiles on LinkedIn and Facebook belonging to a person named Jack Callis. A screenshot from the LinkedIn profile shared by user @PAYNE_21 identifies Callis as a producer and sales executive at a division of Maury Donnelly and Parr, Inc. in Baltimore.
Additionally, the profile humorously states, “Chairman & CEO at The Krusty Krab,” a phrase also found on his Facebook page, which indicates that Callis resides in Baltimore.
Maury Donnelly and Parr, Inc. announced on X on Monday evening that it maintains a strict zero-tolerance policy regarding violence and aggressive conduct.
"The individual in question is no longer associated with our company," the firm stated.
The Baltimore Police Department released a statement on Monday indicating that detectives are currently investigating the footage of the altercation.
"At this time, there have been no reports or calls made to the police regarding this incident," the department noted.
Additionally, X user @PAYNE_21 shared what appears to be a screenshot of an Instagram profile belonging to @dobba___. This username is visible in the fight footage. The profile identifies "Christian Smith" in the bio, which also includes the phrase, “Don’t follow me off the video,” accompanied by a laughing emoji.