#Bicyclist recorded attacking teen over George Floyd posters arrested

A 60-year-old man was arrested Friday in connection to the viral video of a steaming-mad, spandex-clad cyclist assaulting a teenager as she posts George Floyd flyers.

Anthony Brennan III, of Kensington, Maryland, was biking on a trail just outside of Washington, D.C., just before 1 p.m. Monday when he allegedly was caught on camera forcefully grabbing the teen’s arms with one hand and ripping the flyer from her with other.

“Get off of her!” another woman shouts at the man in the video.

“F–k you,” Brennan allegedly responds, before clomping in his cleated bicycle shoes toward the man who is filming.

Brennen then pushed his bicycle into the man, causing him to fall, the Montgomery County division of Park Police said.

Brennan is accused of attacking three teenagers in all: the man who was videotaping, the woman who was posting fliers and the other woman who shouted at him.

The trio, who ranged in age from 17 to 19, were posting flying calling for community action over the death of George Floyd.

“KILLER COPS WILL NOT GO FREE,” the flyers read, according to WJLA.

Brennan has been charged three counts of second-degree assault after residents sent hundreds of tips in to the department, according to police.

Cops first contacted Brennan and his legal counsel earlier Friday and they agreed to allow police to search his home.

Investigators found clothing “consistent with what was worn” on camera as well as a bicycle similar to the one seen on tape, Montgomery County State’s Attorney John McCarthy told the Washington Post.

After police served Brennan with an arrest warrant, he voluntarily turned himself in later Friday, police said.

“The Maryland-National Capital Park Police appreciates the courage and civic engagement of the victims who came forward in this matter,” the department said in a statement.