Bexar County prosecutors have dismissed a felony assault charge against a retired San Antonio police detective after the victim in the case disappeared amid his own criminal issues.

A retired San Antonio police detective was indicted by a Bexar County grand jury after he allegedly pulled a gun on a man during a fight outside Home Depot.

SAN ANTONIO – Update:A former San Antonio police detective seen on video pointing a gun at a man during an altercation outside a far West Side Home Depot was arrested Friday evening. The man told the Defenders earlier this month that he found the phone and an ID in the street in a neighborhood. The phone’s GPS led them to a store near Galm Road and Culebra Road, according to the daughter’s statement to police. She said that the man told her that “she was ungrateful and to get back into her vehicle,” according to the report. The man told police that he threw the woman’s phone and drove off until he arrived at the Home Depot.

You think I’m playing?” said Schiller as cell phone video appears to show him push the man against a vehicle outside the store. The man told police he answered the phone when it rang and told the person the same thing, according to the incident report. She said that the man told her that “she was ungrateful and to get back into her vehicle,” according to the report. The man told police that he threw the woman’s phone and drove off until he arrived at the Home Depot. While Schiller told officers who responded to the scene that he identified himself to the man as a retired police officer, the man told officers Schiller identified himself as a police officer.