Oakland dispute lands one man in hospital, second under scrutiny
January 29, 2002
Two men became involved in an argument at about 10:30 p.m. Sunday, resulting in one of the… Two men became involved in an argument at about 10:30 p.m. Sunday, resulting in one of the men falling onto Forbes Avenue and being struck by a passing vehicle, according to city police Commander Maurita Bryant.
According to Bryant, an eyewitness told police that pedestrian Wayne Brandt was standing at the curb on Forbes Avenue near McKee Place, waiting to cross the street when a Pittsburgh Steelers hard hat he was holding struck the back of a passing car.
Daniel Clemmons, the driver or the car, pulled over, got out of the car and argued with Brandt, according to police. The heated confrontation ended with Brandt staggering onto Forbes Avenue and being hit by a car.
Bryant said police are unclear as to how and why Clemmons ended up in the middle of the street.