Officers arrested a man who slashed another man with a sword after the victim allegedly knocked his 'Make America Great Again' hat from his head, San Francisco police said. - NBCOUT
Officers arrested a man who slashed another man with a sword after the victim allegedly knocked his"Make America Great Again" hat from his head, San Francisco police said Thursday.
Leor Bergland was arrested in San Francisco after allegedly using a samurai sword to sever a man's head.A 27-year-old resident of Berkeley, California, and Bergland encountered each other outside of the popular Church of 8 Wheels, a roller-skating rink inside an old church in San Francisco's Fillmore district, police said.
The victim and another man briefly pursued Bergland but stopped after Bergland turned on them and brandished the sword, police said. "In my mind, I didn't think it was a real sword until we came out later and police were on the scene and there was blood and the hat on ground," he said.David Miles, who runs the roller rink at the former Sacred Heart Catholic Church, said he didn't see the attack but ran out to help the victim.
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