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A Baltimore Ravens fan who was caught on video attacking two Commanders followers in October will stay in jail whereas he awaits his trial after a Maryland judge denied his bail for a second time due to his substance abuse points.
Baltimore Circuit Judge Yolanda A. Tanner dominated Tuesday to disclaim bail for 24-year-old Jack Callis after discovering that no viable choices for inpatient care had been offered in court docket, The Baltimore Banner reported.
“Instead of utilizing the time to inform me what’s new and what’s out there, it was only a catfight as we speak,” Tanner reportedly stated. “I’m simply extremely upset in what was offered by counsel.”
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District Judge LaTina Burse Greene denied Callis’ bail throughout his first listening to on Oct. 23, however stated she would take into account releasing him to an inpatient remedy program with residence detention, in line with the report.
Callis turned himself in to Baltimore Police on Oct. 21, simply days after he was accused of assaulting two Washington Commanders followers. The incident, which was caught on video and went viral on social media, confirmed Callis strolling as much as the lads on the street earlier than instantly attacking them.
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Callis, who was carrying a Lamar Jackson jersey, knocked one of many males out, in line with the video, and the second sufferer was repeatedly punched by Callis after which thrown towards a wall. He at the moment faces one rely of first-degree assault and three counts of second-degree assault.
During his first bail listening to, Callis admitted to each day cocaine use for the previous 4 years, together with the day of the assault, CBS News reported. A historical past of assaults was additionally revealed through the listening to.
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Callis faces as much as 25 years in jail for the first-degree assault cost and as much as 10 years in jail for every second-degree assault cost.
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