* Man Arrested for Allegedly Striking Auto Repairman in Face with Hubcap

Published by on October 6, 2011



A man was arrested after allegedly striking an auto mechanic with a hubcap near City College of San Francisco on Tuesday morning, police said. The attack was reported at about 11:45 a.m. Tuesday at a car repair shop in the 1700 block of Ocean Avenue. A man took his car into the shop to get a flat tire fixed, and a repairman fixed the tire but did not put the hubcap back on, according to police.

The driver and repairman began arguing and pushing each other, and the driver struck the repairman in the face with the hubcap, police said. Officers responded and arrested the man on suspicion of aggravated assault. His name was not immediately available today, nor was information about injuries to the repairman.

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  1. Dacey on Wed, 12th Oct 2011 11:20 pm 

    That’s really sad.He should not do like this since as a good human being he should report to police if he had any problem with that repairman




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