San Francisco's Controversial Case: Homeless Man Accused of Attacking Ex-Fire Commissioner

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San Francisco prosecutors have decided to move ahead with charging a homeless man, Garrett Doty, who beat a former fire commissioner, Don Carmignani, with a crowbar after initially trying to drop the case. The decision was reversed after Carmignani spoke out about the decision and released a new video showing the attack. The San Francisco Public Defender’s Office is urging the district attorney to drop the charges against Doty, claiming he acted in self-defense. The office also claimed that Carmignani may be linked to a string of up to eight random bear spray attacks on people living on the streets of San Francisco.
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