San Francisco prosecutor won't charge man accused in 2013 baseball game stabbing
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Prosecutors have decided not to prosecute a man in the stabbing death of a Dodger's fan during an altercation after a Los Angeles-San Francisco baseball game last year.
District Attorney George Gascon said in a statement Friday that prosecutors wouldn't file charges against Michael Montgomery because they didn't believe they had enough evidence to prove that Montgomery didn't act in self-defense when he killed Jonathan Denver.
Gascon said it is not clear how the Sept. 25 incident began.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Police have said Denver and his group, many wearing Dodgers garb, got into a shouting match over the Dodgers with Montgomery and his group — at least one of whom was wearing a Giants cap.
Montgomery's father said his son was jumped and stabbed Denver in self-defense after they yelled "Giants suck."
Denver's brother disputed that Montgomery acted in self-defense.