CIA contractor accused of spine fracture in parking spot fight
Former CIA contractor Raymond Davis, right, and his attorney William Frankfurt arrive at the Douglas County Courthouse in Castle Rock, Colo., for a court hearing on felony assault charges on Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011. Credit: AP
Investigators are accusing a CIA contractor of causing a vertebrae fracture and other injuries to a man in a fight over a parking space in Colorado months after the contractor was involved in a fatal shootout in Pakistan.
Raymond Davis of Highlands Ranch is charged with second-degree assault and disorderly conduct after an altercation outside a bagel shop Saturday. Davis hasn't entered a plea.
An arrest warrant affidavit released Tuesday identifies the victim as Jeffrey Maes. It says Maes also suffered head injuries, abrasions and contusions.
Maes attended a court hearing Tuesday and had a large U-shape wound on his forehead.
In January, the 37-year-old Davis said he shot two Pakistani men who tried to rob him. Pakistan released him March 16 after the victims' families agreed to accept $2.34 million.
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