Ravens fan Jack Callis turns himself in to Baltimore police on assault warrant after attacking Commanders fans
John (AKA: Jack) Callis, the belligerent Ravens fan wanted for attacking two Washington Commanders supporters in a viral video, has surrendered to police in Baltimore.
Callis, 24, celebrated Baltimore’s victory over their Beltway rivals on Oct. 13 by running up two unidentified men in replica Commanders jerseys before knocking one to the ground and throwing another into a brick wall.
An arrest warrant was previously issued for Callis. He has now been charged with first-degree aggravated assault and three counts of second-degree assault.
Callis, an insurance salesman from the Beltway area, was fired by the firm Maury, Donnelly & Parr after footage of the incident went viral Monday.
“MDP has a zero-tolerance policy toward violence and aggressive behavior,” a company spokeswoman told DailyMail.com in an email. “As a result of the conduct depicted in the video, the individual has been terminated.”
This Baltimore Ravens fan was seen fighting with two Washington Commanders fans on Sunday
Jack Callis turned himself in to Baltimore police on Monday (left), nearly three years after his last arrest in Florida, where he was charged with resisting an officer (right)
Callis, 24, is seen in handcuffs by Baltimore police after turning himself in
The viral video shows Callis chasing two men in Commanders jerseys after the Ravens’ 30-23 victory over their Beltway rivals on Oct. 13.
When he catches up to the pair, Callis knocks one man to the ground with a single punch before throwing the other Commanders fan into a brick wall.
The video ends with Callis leaning toward the camera in a Lamar Jackson replica jersey and telling the camera, “I’m not losing.”
He has since lost both his job and possibly his freedom.
Police say the video was shot at night along the 1000 block of South Charles Street, about a 10-minute walk from M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.
According to online records, the 6-foot-2 Callis played college lacrosse at Roanoke College in Virginia.
DailyMail.com also obtained Callis’ arrest records and mugshot from a 2022 incident in Florida where he was charged with resisting an officer.