Online records show Clark, who is being held at the Sacramento County Jail, is also being accused of assault with a deadly weapon or instrument and vandalism. Though police logs show a $1 million bail amount, it states that he is ineligible for bail.
It's unclear why Clark is ineligible for release on bail.
Clark became a leading figure in protests taking place across Sacramento after his brother was shot multiple times and killed by Sacramento cops in his grandparents' backyard on March 18. He made headline news after interrupting a Sacramento City Council meeting in late March by climbing atop the dais to confront Mayor Darrell Steinberg.
— Pallavi Rao (@cantankerous_p) March 29, 2018
After the incident, Clark apologized and stated that Steinberg "worked his behind off for [his position]."
"Don't nobody deserve to come in there and disrespect his house," Clark told local station ABC 10. "I disrespected his house."
Clark's next court date is scheduled for April 23 at 1:30 p.m. local time.
