The San Diego Police Department has issued arrest warrants for people accused of assaulting a man who was walking his dog on Newport Avenue in Ocean Beach last month.
, which was recorded by security cameras outside Hodad's. Boethel said he was jumped by a group of homeless people who had harassed him for money.
Boethel and others in Ocean Beach say they’re fed up and frustrated with what they say is an increase in violence and aggressive behavior from homeless people in the area. "This is becoming commonplace in OB, which is really unfortunate,” Hodad’s manager Chris Saltzman said in November. “During business hours we're having fights break out and issues occur all the time."
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