The San Diego City Attorney’s Office filed charges against a Camp Pendleton Marine accused in a physical altercation with two women at a Pacific Beach hotel.
An official with the City Attorney’s Office confirmed to ABC 10News that Sgt. Jason Frink has been charged with misdemeanor battery and misdemeanor assault.
On Dec. 31, cell phone video appears to show Frink pushing a front desk clerk at the Pacific Terrace Hotel after she apparently could not find his name in the hotel’s system. In a previous interview with ABC 10News, Toms said Frink"came after her and he came after me … it's a life or death situation. All he has to do is just punch me one time and I'm knocked out or I could possibly die. That's it. I had to find an equalizer which was a lamp.”
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