A person who went to a golf course during WM Phoenix Open Arrest | Scottsdale PD – FOX 10 NEWS PHOENIX

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Scotsdale, Ariz. – Police officers in Scottsdale have an update on an incident with a man who went to the TPC Scottsdale golf course during WM Phoenix Open.

The incident, according to a statement, happened on the night of February 6th.

Suspect identified by police

According to a statement we received on February 10, the suspect in the case was identified as the 19-year-old Brandbert J. Brundel.

According to investigators, Brudenell was found to walk in the open course of WM Phoenix near the 2nd hole. The incident happened when the course was closed.

What they say:

“On contact with officers, Brundeno refused to exit the course, and proem Security informs employees that Brudenell had managed the security earlier. Employees have put Brundnil under arrest for criminal offense, refusing to give a real name and be under 21 years old With some alcohol in the body “read part of the statement.

What’s next:

The suspect, according to police in Scottsdale, was taken to the City Prison in Scottsdale.

Suspect is reported to have been seen making racist remarks in the video

According to Police in Scottsdale, the arrest of Bruden came after an incident that was shot on video and subsequently shared online.

Police say employees did not know about the video when they contacted Brudenell.

Dig for a deeper:

In the video, a man who looks like Brudenol has been seen to throw away a number of racist comments including “You are [expletive] Border-chopper [expletive]S “

“We were doing our own thing and he approached us and began to comment on Mexican men, so we started to record,” the video said.

Later, the man in the video also made a very violent comment on people who were caught at the border.

We received a statement from the man’s employer, VIVINT, which reads:

What they say:

“We launched an investigation as soon as we were familiar with the video, quickly identified the individual and terminated his work, which began less than three months ago. This behavior is disgusting and in no way reflects the values ​​of our brand.”

Meanwhile, police in Scottsdale claims to have been in contact with the person who originally posted the video. A report was taken and the investigation of this incident continued.