A San Francisco taxi driver was knocked out with a metal sign during a spat with a customer over cab fare Friday morning, police said.
Police took a 46-year-old man into custody following the hack attack at Turk and Larkin streets around 3 a.m.
After arguing over the fare outside the cab, a brawl broke out. The customer got a hold of a metal sign on the street and struck the cabbie in the head with it, knocking him unconscious, cops said.
The cabbie was transported to San Francisco General Hospital, police said.
Further information was not immediately available.
The San Francisco Taxi Advocates will assist drivers with safety, working conditions and fair income. In addition, San Francisco Taxi Advocates will work to increase the level of service for passengers and improve working conditions for the drivers. Please feel free to call Dean Clark at 415-240-2433 or email clark_dean@sbcglobal.net for more information.
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