Pinkberry exec pleads innocent in assault LOS ANGELES, Jan. 30 (UPI) -- Pinkberry frozen dessert shops co-founder Young Lee pleaded innocent Monday to a charge he beat a homeless Los Angeles man with a tire iron over a racy tattoo. Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Upinder Kalra allowed Lee to remain free on $60,000 bail and said he could make one round trip to South Korea, the Los Angeles Times reported. Lee agreed to automatic extradition should he not show up for his next court date, March 5, the newspaper said. Lee is charged with assault with a deadly weapon. A source told the Times Lee got angry when the transient, who had approached him at a 101 Freeway off-ramp stoplight to solicit money, showed him a sexually explicit tattoo. Lee is accused of chasing the man and beating him with the metal tool. Lee's attorney told the newspaper previously the man had "made explicit threats as if he had a weapon."