Man Assaulted in Hospital Bathroom
SAN FRANCISCO — A 67-year-old man was assaulted Tuesday in the restroom at St. Francis Memorial Hospital.
Damon Walker, 41, reportedly followed the victim into the bathroom and dragged him out of a stall by the neck, the San Francisco Examiner reports. Walker then allegedly demanded money from the man and repeatedly punched him in the head.
Hospital security officers responded to the scene and were able to detain Walker until police arrived.
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