California prosecutors have reportedly declined to charge a man accused of beating another in a dispute over a parking space.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom responds to state reparations task force's recommendations of cash payments to Black residents. Fox News' Jeff Paul reports from Los Angeles.
An official in Danville, 30 miles east of San Francisco, told KRON4 that the Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office made the decision after reviewing the case of the alleged beating, which occurred between two men in a Costco parking lot Sunday. One of the men, Craig Blackburn, told the news outlet that he spent several hours in a hospital getting X-rays and a CT scan. He is also being monitored for concussion symptoms, the news report said.
The parking spot next to Blackburn opened up, but the driver insisted on taking his spot. Other drivers began honking their horns and the man parked elsewhere. When Blackburn began driving away, the man was walking in the parking lot and said something, Blackburn said.
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