The Maryland-National Capital Park Police arrested a man who was seen in a now-viral video assaulting a group of young adults who were …
The Maryland-National Capital Park Police arrested a man who was seen in a now-viral video assaulting a group of young adults who were posting flyers in Bethesda, Md., earlier this week in support of protests over racial injustice.
The park police arrested Anthony Brennan III,60, of Kensington, Md., according to a Friday statement. He has been charged with three counts of second-degree assault.
On Monday, video spread widely on social media of a man attacking a group of three teenagers on the Capital Crescent Trail in Montgomery County, Md. Police said Brennan began to argue with the group, which included two women and one man, about the flyers and “forcibly grabbed the flyers from one of the victims,” according to the Friday statement.
