Bronx Woman Apologizes After Punching Pro-Life Activist in Viral Harlem Altercation

Brianna Rivers expresses regret but accuses Savannah Craven Antao of provocation, as NYPD continues investigation without arrests.

Brianna Rivers, identified as the woman who punched pro-life activist Savannah Craven Antao during a street interview in Harlem, issued a public apology online.
Rivers accused Craven Antao of being a 'professional antagonist' and demanded the release of unedited footage to provide her perspective on the incident.
The altercation, captured on video and widely circulated online, shows Rivers striking Craven Antao, leaving her with a laceration that required two stitches.
Craven Antao, a pro-life advocate affiliated with Live Action, reported the assault to the NYPD, which has confirmed the investigation is ongoing with no arrests made yet.
The incident has fueled discussions about media bias, public discourse on sensitive topics like abortion, and the role of unedited footage in establishing accountability.