Don Carmignani was assaulted by a transient outside his parents’ home three weeks ago, but the San Francisco District Attorney has declined to prosecute him.
Carmignani claims he is also struggling with short-term memory loss in the wake of the beating. “My city is in chaos,” Carmignani sighed, describing how his ancestors arrived in San Francisco in 1902.Carmignani is still struggling with bone pain from his extensive injuries.Carmignani went on to say he believes the police and prosecutors’ “hands are tied,” and that “politicians must be held responsible” for perceived public safety failures.
Citing a lifetime of experience with police and firefighters, he alleged “the city doesn’t do nothing unless someone tells them.”Carmignani told the outlet his attorneys warned him he could be charged over the pepper spray, which he claims he deployed after his mother repeatedly complained about Doty and two other transients blocking her driveway while smoking crack cocaine.
Carmignani claims his aiging parents would not leave their house because of the trio and multiple calls to law enforcement went unanswered.“I didn’t go out there to fight anyone. I’m trying to get them down the road, go to the park. It’s three-on-one. I know odds. I’m 52 years old. I have two hip replacements. I’m an old guy, I could have been a dead guy.”Carmignani shook slightly as he recalled Doty whacking him repeatedly while screaming “‘Die, motherf–r, die.
The attack on Carmignani notably took place just one day after Cash App founder Bob Lee was stabbed to death on the streets of the same city.after being stabbed three times. Although it was at first said he had been targeted in a random attack, it later emerged he had an altercation with an acquaintance who was known to him.. His attorney confirmed that he intends to plead not guilty.
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