Man accused of stabbing producer released ATLANTA, March 10 (UPI) -- A talent manager accused of stabbing a reality TV producer in the stomach was released from an Atlanta jail and awaits trial for aggravated assault, police say. Dustin Gold, 31, posted a $50,000 bond and was released from jail Friday. He is accused of stabbing producer Marcus Fox, 38, in the stomach. Gold represents clients who impersonate political figures such as Barack Obama, Bill Clinton and Sarah Palin. He was working with Fox, whose production credits include such shows as "The Osbournes" and "Hardcore Pawn." The two were in Georgia working together in February, filming a new show involving political impersonators, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported. A police report said Gold stabbed Fox in the stomach Feb .19 in a rented home in Hall County. Police arrived at the home to find Fox clutching a bandage to his abdomen. Gold told police Fox was choking him, so Gold found a knife and stabbed him in self-defense. In a Friday hearing, witnesses gave different accounts of what happened, the newspaper said.