Actor Chad L. Coleman best known for his role as Tyreese on the T.V. series "The Walking Dead" and Cutty on the show "The Wire," was videoed ranting on a New York subway last Friday. He was reportedly talking about the riots and looting in Baltimore.
The video lasted for four minutes and it was videoed by a passenger who was in the same ride as Chad Coleman. The video was then obtained by the media and in it, Coleman can be seen walking up and down the aisle as he talked about his monologue that was full of cursing and other vulgar words.
He started his monologue saying that he is indeed the Chad L. Coleman from the T.V. shows "The Wire" and "The Walking Dead" and he claimed that he is not at all playing any games with anyone.
"The Walking Dead" actor encouraged the people on the train to record it or write about it. He said in the video, "If you need to write about, if you need to record it, get your phone out. And when you record what I said, tell me what the f-- you exposed: nothing but the truth."
Coleman was asking the people where is his "humanitarian" and if anyone even cares about it. Passengers who took the Downtown 4 express train did not comment on the statements of Coleman on the Baltimore Riots and remained silent throughout his outburst.
According to a statement by Coleman, his rant began when he overheard a couple of people on the said train ask about who he was. However, Coleman claimed that one guy said they do not know who he was and referred to him as a "nigger."
Coleman was also sober when he did his four-minute rant and it was also fueled due to the recent events in Baltimore when a man died a week later after being held in jail by Baltimore police.
Coleman has been in three seasons of "The Wire" and joined the cast of "The Walking Dead" in 2012. Coleman's rant lasted for four minutes and it was in relation to the death of a black man in Baltimore last week.
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