Homeless San Francisco Man Who Attacked Ex-Fire Commissioner With Crowbar Is Released From Jail, as His Lawyers Claim He Was Pepper-Sprayed, Acted in Self-Defense
The war of words between homeless man and beating victim come as San Francisco reels from lawless behavior, drug use by a burgeoning homeless population.
The case against a homeless man who attacked a former San Francisco fire commissioner with a crowbar earlier this month took an unexpected turn this week, prompting the question: Will we see a resurgence of vigilantism in American cities?
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