Second battery case against OLOL doctor being investigated

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - The East Baton Rouge Parish District Attorney’s office is now investigating a second case involving Our Lady of the Lake Dr. Steve McKinney, the 9News Investigators have learned.
That incident also involves a woman, who claims McKinney physically assaulted her on a jogging area near LSU in July. McKinney was arrested after a similar incident that allegedly happened near LSU Monday, Nov. 9. Speaking exclusively to the 9News Investigators, the woman from the July case claims she was on West Lakeshore Drive when McKinney “aggressively shouted at me ‘move out of the way’ and proceeded to use his shoulder and elbow to physically push me.” The woman says she then stumbled backwards and her friend caught her, preventing her from falling.
The woman says a man jogging nearby later approached her and told her McKinney had just done the same thing to him. After officers with the LSU Police Department arrived, the woman recorded part of the exchange she had with officers and McKinney.

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“Why do you feel entitled to any more of the sidewalk more than I do?” the woman asked McKinney. “Why are you treating people like that? It’s not right.” McKinney, standing in front of a police car, does not respond. In the video, the LSU officer then asks for identification from everyone involved. The woman then informs the officer she wants to press charges against McKinney.

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In the LSU police report, the officer says McKinney told him "the two female subjects were walking shoulder-to-shoulder beside each other on the sidewalk in the opposite direction that he was running. The officer wrote the McKinney admitted his left shoulder “made contact with” the female as he passed them. The officer noted the woman “would like to pursue charges against McKinney for simple battery.”
However, LSU police officers did not charge McKinney. District Attorney Hillar Moore said Thursday, Nov. 12 his office just got the LSU case file Wednesday and will investigate. Detectives with the Baton Rouge Police (BRPD) say they’re still investigating the Monday incident, but said Thursday they don’t have any evidence to support the claim that the Monday attack was racially motivated. In the police report from Monday, an officer wrote that the female was walking with a friend when McKinney ran past them.

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The victim advised that the Defendant (McKinney) deliberately raised his elbow and struck her in the shoulder/chest area, with enough force to cause the victim to turn 180 degrees," the report states.

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And here we goooooo... he be witch hunt