SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- A man who was arrested after getting into an altercation with the San Francisco mayor's security detail has been released from jail. Court records indicate that Tony Shervaughn Phillips was released on Wednesday. Phillips, 44, has been charged by the San Francisco District A ttorney's Office with felony resisting an executive officer, with an allegation that he personally inflicted great bodily injury on the victim, assault on a peace officer with force likely to cause great bodily injury, and one count of violating a court stay-away order. Bay Area police departments in contact with feds after warning of Iran drone threat in CA The incident occurred on Thursday, March 5 in SF's Tenderloin district near Larkin and Cedar streets. At around 5:30 p.m., Mayor Lurie and his security detail came across a group of people blocking the roadway, the DA's office said. Lurie, accompanied by a member of his security detail -- a San Francisco police officer -- got out of the car and asked the group to get out of the way. The DA's office said that Phillips became "argumentative" and stepped toward the mayor. Photo: SF Sheriff's Office As the SFPD officer intervened, Phillips got into his face and said, "Bruce Lee I'll kick your ass!" according to the DA. Phillips was pushed back by the officer, fell to the ground, and then got back up and took down the officer. The incident was caught on video. Phillips, who was arrested for suspicion of homicide seven years ago, is expected to be released Thursday. ...read more read less