BREAKING: Maryland-National Capital Park Police have identified the suspect in the Capital Crescent Trail attack as Anthony Brennan III, 60, of Kensington, Maryland.
Police charged Brennan with three counts of second-degree assault. Each count carries up to 10 years in prison.
Police charged Brennan with three counts of second-degree assault. Each count carries up to 10 years in prison.
MORE: Police provided Brennan's mugshot and a still image from Monday's alleged attack.
Authorities say they received "hundreds" of tips over the last few days and recovered items of "evidentiary value" from Brennan's home.
Brennan voluntarily turned himself in this evening.
Authorities say they received "hundreds" of tips over the last few days and recovered items of "evidentiary value" from Brennan's home.
Brennan voluntarily turned himself in this evening.
STORY: In its pursuit to identify the wanted bicyclist, social media vigilantes inaccurately implicated two innocent men: Bethesda resident Peter Weinberg and retired Montgomery County Police Department Commander John Damskey.
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UPDATE: Brennan worked as a sales partner for MadeToOrder, Inc., a California-based company that creates branded products.
Late Friday night, the business confirmed it had fired Brennan.
“We have zero-tolerance for this behavior, and we took immediate and decisive action.”
Late Friday night, the business confirmed it had fired Brennan.
“We have zero-tolerance for this behavior, and we took immediate and decisive action.”
