A 51-year-old man in Los Angeles is facing charges related to an incident involving a teenage lobster diver. He has been accused of interfering with the diver's air supply. The man was recently charged with attempted second-degree murder.
He has spoken out about the incident, although details of his statement are not available here. For more information on the incident and the man's response, readers can refer to the full report from ABC7 Los Angeles.
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