"The document said Mayor Lurie was riding in a car northbound on Larking street with two of his security detail. The mayor asked the driver to stop and got out of the car with one of the officers to approach four people who were blocking the road; 'two were sitting on the sidewalk... one was actually sitting in the street.'"
"The document says one of the individuals 'was aggressive' and 'stepped towards the mayor,' after he asked them to move out of the road a few times. This led the bodyguard to position himself between the mayor and the individual. The document states the individual 'got very close' to the officer and threatened him and said, 'Bruce Lee I'll kick your a**!'"
"I think I need to be able to see it myself and not just stay cloister up and not be out of the streets. I walked the streets this morning and had some great interactions and was able to help some people."
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie's bodyguard was attacked after the mayor stopped his car to address individuals blocking the road on Larkin Street. One suspect was charged with resisting an executive officer, assault with force to cause bodily injury, willful disobedience of a court order, and unlawful lodging. According to court documents, an aggressive individual stepped toward the mayor after being asked to move, then threatened the bodyguard before the officer shoved him away in self-defense. Mayor Lurie stated the incident will not prevent him from continuing to walk city streets and interact with residents.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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