Super Bowl arrest: New details for suspects that are expanded for assault, harassment and arrest

PHILADELPHIA – – When thousands of Philly’s streets took the Eagles victory to win the victory on Sunday evening, the police visited that several fans had taken the celebrations too far and ended with their arrest.

What we know:

The police in Philadelphia published the search photos and new details on the arrest of 8 suspects, including two women and six men:

• The 26 -year -old Terry Kinard is accused
• The 44 -year -old John Kasianczuk is charged with simple bodily harm, resistance to the arrest and the defiant robbery for the attacks on a police officer.
• Paul Aguilera, 28, is charged with image, arrest, arrest and disordered behavior for the swinging of a flag pole and the attempt to drop electrical wires
• The 30 -year -old Tyler Roach is charged with harassment, disordered behavior and public drunkenness
• The 18 -year -old Destiney Paramore is charged with a police officer, giving up a pedestrian citizen and ruthlessly drives to beat several pedestrians with their vehicle and carry out donuts
• Anonio Kizzia, 21, is charged with serious bodily harm, simple bodily harm and disorganized behavior because he tried to beat a police officer
• The 33 -year -old Teeirah Tate is charged with simple bodily harm, resistance to arrest and harassment because he has hit a police officer
• Brandon Thompson becomes due to severe bodily harm, image, simple bodily harm, resistance to arrest and disorganized behavior to throw liquid into the face of an officer

All eight incidents occurred in the course of less than three hours from 11:30 p.m. Sunday to 2:20 a.m. Monday.

The police previously reported that another 29 people were quoted for disordered behavior and eight vandalism acts were discovered.

What’s next:

The city of Philadelphia is preparing for another big celebration, in which the Eagles Super Bowl Parade takes place on Friday.

Officials say that they prepare in every respect and ask the fans to celebrate safely.