Robert Held

What did they say to you?

He told others that or he told me, I guess, even afterwards, you were in my face.

You were in my face.

You can see that I was not in his face.

I was on a public sidewalk.

He was angry that I was videotaping.

He felt threatened because his face apparently and his license plate were being exposed.

He apparently felt intimidated and angry.

because I was making a recording of what he was doing in a public place and he lost it.

Well, right now the local prosecutors are investigating and I believe will bring charges against him.

I believe that he committed what's called felony battery.

He slammed me to the ground.

He was on top of me and I was uninjured, but you cannot touch someone.

You cannot throw them to the ground.

And the fact that I'm over age 60 and the fact that I was on a public sidewalk makes his conduct a felony.

And you are you OK?

I am fine.

I was shocked, you know, at the time, but I've become more militant for a number of reasons.

One is that, you know, you hang on.

You've become more militant as an attorney.