Police release footage of person damaging Marty Brennaman statue outside GABP
Cincinnati police release surveillance footage showing one person Defacing the Marty Brennaman statue Outside the Great American Ball Park.
What’s in the video?
The video lasts about one minute.
The images begin with a person next to the statue. They stand on their toes and appear to be holding the bronze microphone on the statue.
A recently erected statue of former Reds commentator Marty Brennaman was damaged outside Great American Ball Park.
The person manages to break the microphone from its original place on the first try. At this point in the video, the microphone is still connected to the statue, but now in a different direction.
The person then attempts to climb the statue by leaning on the statue stand and looking over their shoulder before returning to the ground.
The microphone is mostly missing from Marty Brennanman’s recently installed statue.
As the person walks away from the statue, there is a cut in the video. After the cut, the person is seen walking towards it again.
As they walk back they continue trying to loosen and remove the microphone.
After about a minute, the person appears to have managed to remove the microphone while holding it in his hands.
The person then climbs the statue one last time and is almost entirely on top of the statue’s stand, before jumping to the ground and moving away from the camera.
A spokesperson for Cincinnati Police said they do not have any further information at this time, but asked anyone who can identify the person or has other information to call Detective Blank at 513-352-5442 or the non-emergency line at 513-765-1212.
What did the reds say?
redheads looking at the situation.
When asked about the damage to the statue and whether there were security cameras in the area, the Reds’ spokesperson did not share any information.
More about the Reds’ favorite athlete and his bronze twin
The “Voice of the Reds” joins eight Crimson legends with bronze likenesses other than GABP.
Brennaman in 2019 I signed for the last time 46 years later as the radio voice of the Reds.
In May, Brennaman’s voice broke. about baseball commissioner Rob Manfred’s Pete Rose removal He was removed from the permanent ineligible list during an on-field interview with Fanduel Sports Network’s Jim Day. Pete Rose The night before the Reds’ away game Chicago White Sox.
This article first appeared in the Cincinnati Enquirer: Marty Brennaman at Great American Ball Park was damaged. watch image
