http://bit.ly/qaDDyq Lakers guard Kobe Bryant is nevertheless staying investigated for an alleged altercation with a fellow churchgoer in San Diego this month, but it does not always imply he is heading to be billed.San Diego police have spoken to the alleged victim in the incident, Thomas Hagos of San Diego, but also want to converse to witnesses, in accordance to Detective Gary Hassen, a department spokesman."We're nevertheless interviewing individuals," Hassen explained. "It can be nonetheless under investigation, nevertheless open, and hasn't absent to the city legal professional as far as we know."Police had to wait a week to interview Hagos, who spoke to them last week, Hassen stated.According to studies, Bryant was attending Sunday Mass with his spouse at St. Therese of Carmel Church in the Carmel Valley area of San Diego. Bryant apparently believed that Hagos was taking a image of him with his cell telephone and allegedly grabbed the phone.He returned the mobile phone to Hagos and left a few minutes later on. Hagos went to UC San Diego Health care Center to have his wrist checked and was launched.Police have still not spoken with Bryant, Hassen mentioned. By means of his lawyer, Bryant has denied injuring Hagos."My knowledge is that whichever get in touch with we have with (Bryant) is by means of his legal professional," Hassen mentioned.The San Diego Union-Tribune described that previous Padres pitcher Trevor Hoffman transpired to be at the exact same Mass but did not see an altercation."I was as shocked as anybody to see Kobe there," Hoffman instructed the newspaper. "I was not aware of something taking place. I did not see any incident."Hoffman mentioned 1 of his a few sons afterwards approached Bryant and that police had been interested in talking to him. But Hassen said he was not mindful if Hoffman's son had been interviewed.The incident is getting dealt with as a misdemeanor battery case.