San Francisco Giants CEO Larry Baer will not be criminally charged in an incident in which the executive was seen getting into an altercation with his wife, prosecutor’s office said.
The decision came after a review of evidence, including "multiple videos, statements from several witnesses and the parties themselves."
After a complete review of the evidence that included “multiple videos, statements from several witnesses and the parties themselves,” prosecutors could not move forward with a case, said Alex Bastian, a spokesman for the San Francisco County District Attorney's office.of the physical altercation that occurred as the couple was sitting outside having coffee in San Francisco.
Baer's attorney, Cris Arguedas, said of the decision not to charge the CEO:"That is clearly the right decision based on the evidence, and we appreciate the thorough and professional investigation conducted by the police department and the district attorney."
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