((HT: KGO-TV))
To the tune of over a million bucks for someone who has an $80k salary...
Allegedly...
And she might be still getting away with it had she not apparently forged a note from Giants HR when she tried to get a loan approved...
Here's Dan Noyes with the investigation...
Had she decided to move to a country that has extradition issues instead of San Diego, the suggestions are endless...
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Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Stow Suspects Plead Not Guilty
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The two men charged in the brutal beating of Giants fan Bryan Stow have pleaded not guilty. Louie Sanchez and Marvin Norwood are charged with one count of mayhem, assault by means likely to produce great bodily injury and battery with serious bodily injury in connection with the attack on Stow Opening Day weekend.
Both were being held on $500,000 bail, and LA County prosecutors say both men have made incriminating statements.
"This is not an identification case. There are statements made by both defendants that will be used in the prosecution," Deputy District Attorney Frank Santoro told the Los Angeles Times. "I would call them admissions."
Here are the court documents in the case, thanks to our friends at KABC-TV
Phil Shuman is outside the courthouse...
((HT: MyFoxLA.com))
PM UPDATE: The LA DA's office is saying that Sanchez's sister will not be charged as an accessory...
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The two men charged in the brutal beating of Giants fan Bryan Stow have pleaded not guilty. Louie Sanchez and Marvin Norwood are charged with one count of mayhem, assault by means likely to produce great bodily injury and battery with serious bodily injury in connection with the attack on Stow Opening Day weekend.
Both were being held on $500,000 bail, and LA County prosecutors say both men have made incriminating statements.
"This is not an identification case. There are statements made by both defendants that will be used in the prosecution," Deputy District Attorney Frank Santoro told the Los Angeles Times. "I would call them admissions."
Here are the court documents in the case, thanks to our friends at KABC-TV
Phil Shuman is outside the courthouse...
((HT: MyFoxLA.com))
Stow Beating Suspects Plead Not Guilty: MyFoxLA.com
PM UPDATE: The LA DA's office is saying that Sanchez's sister will not be charged as an accessory...
((HT: KABC-TV))
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Will The Phils And Giants Do This Again In October...???
And, by that, we mean "brawl..."
The Giants' Ramon Ramirez drilled Shane Victorino in the 6th inning of a 9-2 loss to the Phillies starting a bench-clearing that led to ejections for Ramirez, Victorino and Giants catcher Eli Whiteside, who (literally) was hopping mad before setting off an all-out brawl. Whiteside was ready for Placido Polanco coming out of the dugout...
((HT: CSNBayArea/youtube))
Victorino was asked if he thought Ramirez went after him intentionally...
"Yeah, absolutely, I think he did. That's why I took a step forward. I had no intentions of going out there and charging the mound. I just wanted to go out there and get an answer. ... Obviously, Eli felt like, from looking at his reaction, I was going to go. He started jumping around. Polanco came in and he tackled Polanco. Everything escalated from there."
Here's Victorino...
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The Giants' Ramon Ramirez drilled Shane Victorino in the 6th inning of a 9-2 loss to the Phillies starting a bench-clearing that led to ejections for Ramirez, Victorino and Giants catcher Eli Whiteside, who (literally) was hopping mad before setting off an all-out brawl. Whiteside was ready for Placido Polanco coming out of the dugout...
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Victorino was asked if he thought Ramirez went after him intentionally...
"Yeah, absolutely, I think he did. That's why I took a step forward. I had no intentions of going out there and charging the mound. I just wanted to go out there and get an answer. ... Obviously, Eli felt like, from looking at his reaction, I was going to go. He started jumping around. Polanco came in and he tackled Polanco. Everything escalated from there."
Here's Victorino...
((HT: CSNBayArea/MLB))
Monday, August 1, 2011
Stow Beating Witness Dies After Allergic Reaction
((HT: KTLA-TV))
One of the key witnesses in the Bryan Stow beating has died from an allergic reaction from eating nuts in a salad- eventhough the medical examiner's office has yet to give an official diagnosis for the death.
The DA's office refused to confirm the report, but told KTLA that Lee's death would not affect the prosecution of the case. Lee was with Stow and another friend when they were attacked in the parking lot of Dodger Stadium.
Louie Sanchez and and co-defendant 30-year old Marvin Norwood are charged in the March 21 attack. Each is being held on $500,000 bail.
Legal documents allege Sanchez took part in four assaults that day finishing off with the attack on Stow.
Elizabeth Espinosa has the story on the bail hearing for the two being postponed for a little while...
One of the key witnesses in the Bryan Stow beating has died from an allergic reaction from eating nuts in a salad- eventhough the medical examiner's office has yet to give an official diagnosis for the death.
The DA's office refused to confirm the report, but told KTLA that Lee's death would not affect the prosecution of the case. Lee was with Stow and another friend when they were attacked in the parking lot of Dodger Stadium.
Louie Sanchez and and co-defendant 30-year old Marvin Norwood are charged in the March 21 attack. Each is being held on $500,000 bail.
Legal documents allege Sanchez took part in four assaults that day finishing off with the attack on Stow.
Elizabeth Espinosa has the story on the bail hearing for the two being postponed for a little while...
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
TV EXCLUSIVE: Stow Beating Suspect's Mother Speaks Out...
((HT: KTLA-TV))
Marvin Norwood and Louie Sanchez appeared in court yesterday, but their arraignments were postponed until August 20th.
They are charged with one count each of mayhem, assault by means likely to produce great bodily injury and battery with serious bodily injury in the Stow attack.
Police believe the suspects may have assaulted a few more Giants fans on Opening Day, and police are asking for more possible victims to come forward, "especially anyone wearing a Giants jersey or sitting behind 3rd-base line."
Here's David Begnaud with Norwood's mother...
Police sources tell The LA Times newspaper that the two actually bragged to coworkers about the attack on Bryan Stow. Cell phone records and photos place Norwood and Sanchez at the game on Opening Day Weekend.
The details are pretty nasty on the beating, so the HQ isn't going to go into great detail- you can dig that up yourself. And this may or may not have to do with anything, but both Norwood and Sanchez have criminal records...
More when we know more...
Marvin Norwood and Louie Sanchez appeared in court yesterday, but their arraignments were postponed until August 20th.
They are charged with one count each of mayhem, assault by means likely to produce great bodily injury and battery with serious bodily injury in the Stow attack.
Police believe the suspects may have assaulted a few more Giants fans on Opening Day, and police are asking for more possible victims to come forward, "especially anyone wearing a Giants jersey or sitting behind 3rd-base line."
Here's David Begnaud with Norwood's mother...
Police sources tell The LA Times newspaper that the two actually bragged to coworkers about the attack on Bryan Stow. Cell phone records and photos place Norwood and Sanchez at the game on Opening Day Weekend.
The details are pretty nasty on the beating, so the HQ isn't going to go into great detail- you can dig that up yourself. And this may or may not have to do with anything, but both Norwood and Sanchez have criminal records...
More when we know more...
Monday, July 25, 2011
Stow Attackers Appearing In LA Court
((HT: KTLA-TV))
LA DA office spokeswoman Sandi Gibbons says that Louie Sanchez and Marvin Norwood will be arraigned on one count each of mayhem, assault by means likely to produce great bodily injury and battery with serious bodily injury.
They are accused of beating northern California paramedic Bryan Stow on opening day at Dodger Stadium.
Sanchez and Norwood were arrested Thursday. You'll remember original suspect Giovanni Ramirez was set free late last week.
The criminal complaint says the beating caused Stow "to become comatose due to brain injury and to suffer paralysis." The mayhem count alleges that they cut and disfigured his face.
Eric Spillman stands in front of a dark courthouse for a preview...
LA DA office spokeswoman Sandi Gibbons says that Louie Sanchez and Marvin Norwood will be arraigned on one count each of mayhem, assault by means likely to produce great bodily injury and battery with serious bodily injury.
They are accused of beating northern California paramedic Bryan Stow on opening day at Dodger Stadium.
Sanchez and Norwood were arrested Thursday. You'll remember original suspect Giovanni Ramirez was set free late last week.
The criminal complaint says the beating caused Stow "to become comatose due to brain injury and to suffer paralysis." The mayhem count alleges that they cut and disfigured his face.
Eric Spillman stands in front of a dark courthouse for a preview...
Friday, July 15, 2011
Girlfriend Of Baseball Beating Suspect Busted In Vegas
((HT: KTLA-TV))
The girlfriend of the guy currently being held as the prime suspect in the Bryan Stow beating Opening Day weekend was arrested in Las Vegas.
Denise Piccione was arrested by police on charges of possession and trafficking of methamphetamine and possessing a dangerous weapon.
Lovely...
The LAPD are referring to Piccione as "a person of interest" after Giovanni Ramirez was arrested in May and said they wanted to talk to her about the case. Ramirez has not been officially charged with the attack, but was sentenced to 10 months for a parole violation following his arrest. A gun was found inside his apartment when officers took him into custody.
Piccione pleaded not guilty to the drug charges and is being held on $1,000 bail.
Here's Rick Chambers report on the new twist...
The girlfriend of the guy currently being held as the prime suspect in the Bryan Stow beating Opening Day weekend was arrested in Las Vegas.
Denise Piccione was arrested by police on charges of possession and trafficking of methamphetamine and possessing a dangerous weapon.
Lovely...
The LAPD are referring to Piccione as "a person of interest" after Giovanni Ramirez was arrested in May and said they wanted to talk to her about the case. Ramirez has not been officially charged with the attack, but was sentenced to 10 months for a parole violation following his arrest. A gun was found inside his apartment when officers took him into custody.
Piccione pleaded not guilty to the drug charges and is being held on $1,000 bail.
Here's Rick Chambers report on the new twist...
Monday, June 27, 2011
Video surfaces in Stow beating
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Video has now surfaced showing a confrontation between San Francisco Giants fan Brian Stow, who was brutally beaten after watching the L.A Dodgers home opener on March 31st and an un-identified Dodger fan during the game.
The video, which seems to have been shot on a cellphone isn't incredibly clear and the audio is in Spanish, but you can see Stow and the Dodger fan, who doesn't appear to be Giovanni Ramirez the guy ID'd by LAPD as the main suspect in the beating. Ramirez has repeatedly said he wasn't at the game.
Stow, who was beaten so badly that he's been in and out of a coma since the incident is in a San Francisco hospital in serious condition.
Here's Eric Spillman's story from our friends at KTLA-TV
Video has now surfaced showing a confrontation between San Francisco Giants fan Brian Stow, who was brutally beaten after watching the L.A Dodgers home opener on March 31st and an un-identified Dodger fan during the game.
The video, which seems to have been shot on a cellphone isn't incredibly clear and the audio is in Spanish, but you can see Stow and the Dodger fan, who doesn't appear to be Giovanni Ramirez the guy ID'd by LAPD as the main suspect in the beating. Ramirez has repeatedly said he wasn't at the game.
Stow, who was beaten so badly that he's been in and out of a coma since the incident is in a San Francisco hospital in serious condition.
Here's Eric Spillman's story from our friends at KTLA-TV
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Stow Beating Suspect Transferred To San Diego Prison, Takes Polygraph...
((HT: KTLA-TV))
Giovanni Ramirez, the prime suspect in the beating of Giants fan Bryan Stow at Dodger Stadium opening day weekend, has been moved to the Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility in San Diego. Officials said the state Department of Corrections made the decision to have Ramirez serve his 10-month sentence for a parole violation there instead of in the Los Angeles area.
LA Police Chief Charlie Beck says that although he is confident that 31-year-old Ramirez is in fact responsible for the crime, authorities will exhaust all possible leads before moving forward- especially in looking for as many as two more suspects police feel are involved- another individual allegedly involved in the beating and a female who was reported as driving the getaway car.
"My comments today are in no way indicative of any changes in the status of the Brian Stow case," Beck said in a statement Friday. "The Department will continue to pursue leads that may convict a suspect just as vigorously as we pursue those that may exonerate a suspect. I still believe that the arrest of Giovanni Ramirez was appropriate and he is still the primary suspect in this case."
Meanwhile, Ramirez has taken a polygraph test at the advice of his attorney before his transfer to San Diego...
Rick Chambers is at Parker Center for his live shot...
Giovanni Ramirez, the prime suspect in the beating of Giants fan Bryan Stow at Dodger Stadium opening day weekend, has been moved to the Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility in San Diego. Officials said the state Department of Corrections made the decision to have Ramirez serve his 10-month sentence for a parole violation there instead of in the Los Angeles area.
LA Police Chief Charlie Beck says that although he is confident that 31-year-old Ramirez is in fact responsible for the crime, authorities will exhaust all possible leads before moving forward- especially in looking for as many as two more suspects police feel are involved- another individual allegedly involved in the beating and a female who was reported as driving the getaway car.
"My comments today are in no way indicative of any changes in the status of the Brian Stow case," Beck said in a statement Friday. "The Department will continue to pursue leads that may convict a suspect just as vigorously as we pursue those that may exonerate a suspect. I still believe that the arrest of Giovanni Ramirez was appropriate and he is still the primary suspect in this case."
Meanwhile, Ramirez has taken a polygraph test at the advice of his attorney before his transfer to San Diego...
Rick Chambers is at Parker Center for his live shot...
Monday, June 20, 2011
Stow Beating Suspect Gets 10 Months For Probation Violation
((HT: KTLA-TV))
The main suspect in the Bryan Stow beating has been ordered held in custody for 10 months on a parole violation.
The California state Department of Corrections says a parole hearing for Giovanni Ramirez concluded with a finding that there was "cause to believe the convicted felon had violated parole by having access to a weapon."
That means Ramirez will remain in custody while police continue their investigation.
Ramirez's attorney plans to appeal...
Shocker there...
Here's Wendy Burch on the idea of Ramirez possibly getting released...
Before he wasn't...
Police are still looking for at least two other suspects in the Stow case-- a second man and the female driver of the car that took the two alleged suspects away.
The female is described as a 5-foot-2 Latina woman in her 20s with dark hair worn in a ponytail and wearing a white Andre Ethier jersey. She was reportedly driving a white sedan with a 10-year-old boy inside.
How the ID notates a 10-year-old boy, the HQ isn't quite clear...
The reward for information leading to their arrest and conviction now stands at $250,000.
You can donate to a fund for Bryan Stow by going to: www.CUSWIRL.com Act #118881
Or via your PayPal account www.PayPal.com Send funds to StowDonations@gmail.com
The fund is also accepting donations at www.sfpcu.org.
The main suspect in the Bryan Stow beating has been ordered held in custody for 10 months on a parole violation.
The California state Department of Corrections says a parole hearing for Giovanni Ramirez concluded with a finding that there was "cause to believe the convicted felon had violated parole by having access to a weapon."
That means Ramirez will remain in custody while police continue their investigation.
Ramirez's attorney plans to appeal...
Shocker there...
Here's Wendy Burch on the idea of Ramirez possibly getting released...
Before he wasn't...
Police are still looking for at least two other suspects in the Stow case-- a second man and the female driver of the car that took the two alleged suspects away.
The female is described as a 5-foot-2 Latina woman in her 20s with dark hair worn in a ponytail and wearing a white Andre Ethier jersey. She was reportedly driving a white sedan with a 10-year-old boy inside.
How the ID notates a 10-year-old boy, the HQ isn't quite clear...
The reward for information leading to their arrest and conviction now stands at $250,000.
You can donate to a fund for Bryan Stow by going to: www.CUSWIRL.com Act #118881
Or via your PayPal account www.PayPal.com Send funds to StowDonations@gmail.com
The fund is also accepting donations at www.sfpcu.org.
Friday, June 10, 2011
Bloody Jersey Linked To Stow Beating...?
((HT: KTLA-TV/KNBC-TV))
It could be that a blood-stained jersey dropped off at a Los Angeles-area cleaners may be linked to the attack on Bryan Stow that occurred opening day weekend at Dodger Stadium.
NBC Los Angeles is reporting that workers at the cleaning service called authorities after seeing blood on the jersey. Police have submitted the jersey for DNA analysis. And according to NBC LA, the results are a match for Bryan Stow.
But... and this is a big but for now...
While the blood belongs to Stow, police say the jersey does not belong to prime suspect Giovanni Ramirez...
David Begnaud reports on the release of the parole records for Ramirez...
From KNBC's Patrick Healy:
When NBCLA went to the LAPD for an on-the-record comment on the bloodied jersey, a source within the department said specifically that the jersey is not Ramirez's. The source declined to disclose who the jersey belongs to.
NBC LA has learned that police have delayed asking the district attorney to file against Ramirez as part of a strategy to pressure him to reveal information about two other suspects still at large.
Ramirez's attorney, Jose Romero, said he has heard police believe they have physical evidence but declined to elaborate.
The issue, from the LAPD point of view, is that they think they might be able to put pressure on Ramirez with this information. He's one suspect of a reported three with the other two currently at-large. The LAPD thinks that Ramirez may want to cut some kind of a deal if he can reveal who the other two suspects are and where they're currently hiding.
More from KNBC/NBC Los Angeles when we know more from Healy...
It could be that a blood-stained jersey dropped off at a Los Angeles-area cleaners may be linked to the attack on Bryan Stow that occurred opening day weekend at Dodger Stadium.
NBC Los Angeles is reporting that workers at the cleaning service called authorities after seeing blood on the jersey. Police have submitted the jersey for DNA analysis. And according to NBC LA, the results are a match for Bryan Stow.
But... and this is a big but for now...
While the blood belongs to Stow, police say the jersey does not belong to prime suspect Giovanni Ramirez...
David Begnaud reports on the release of the parole records for Ramirez...
From KNBC's Patrick Healy:
When NBCLA went to the LAPD for an on-the-record comment on the bloodied jersey, a source within the department said specifically that the jersey is not Ramirez's. The source declined to disclose who the jersey belongs to.
NBC LA has learned that police have delayed asking the district attorney to file against Ramirez as part of a strategy to pressure him to reveal information about two other suspects still at large.
Ramirez's attorney, Jose Romero, said he has heard police believe they have physical evidence but declined to elaborate.
The issue, from the LAPD point of view, is that they think they might be able to put pressure on Ramirez with this information. He's one suspect of a reported three with the other two currently at-large. The LAPD thinks that Ramirez may want to cut some kind of a deal if he can reveal who the other two suspects are and where they're currently hiding.
More from KNBC/NBC Los Angeles when we know more from Healy...
Friday, June 3, 2011
Your Weekend Entertainment: The Brian Wilson Show
((HT: BattingStanceGuy via Traina))
What if the Giants closer had his own late night talk show...???
Evidence below...
What if the Giants closer had his own late night talk show...???
Evidence below...
Thursday, May 26, 2011
LAPD Not Budging In Stow Investigation
((HT: MyFoxLA))
The LAPD arrested Giovanni Ramirez in the beating of Bryan Stow over the weekend. His bond was set at $1-million and his defense attorney thinks Ramirez has a good alibi...
Anthony Brooklier says Ramirez wasn't even at the ballpark...
"He wasn't at the game. I think he's got a tremendous alibi. He is willing to take a police polygraph. I've never had anybody said that to me in almost 40 years that I've been practicing criminal defense."
The police are chasing after two other suspects in the beating, and Brooklier is intimating that even Ramirez's 10-year-old daughter will testify on her father's behalf and whereabouts.
LAPD Police Chief Charlie Beck, on the flip side, is cool with the line-up and all procedures leading up to the press conferences today with all of this new information. Beck feels thew line-up adds to the prosecution's case, but wouldn't reveal the results of it.
Cristy Fajardo and Tricia Takasugi share the latest...
Ramirez is still in jail on a parole hold...
The LAPD arrested Giovanni Ramirez in the beating of Bryan Stow over the weekend. His bond was set at $1-million and his defense attorney thinks Ramirez has a good alibi...
Anthony Brooklier says Ramirez wasn't even at the ballpark...
"He wasn't at the game. I think he's got a tremendous alibi. He is willing to take a police polygraph. I've never had anybody said that to me in almost 40 years that I've been practicing criminal defense."
The police are chasing after two other suspects in the beating, and Brooklier is intimating that even Ramirez's 10-year-old daughter will testify on her father's behalf and whereabouts.
LAPD Police Chief Charlie Beck, on the flip side, is cool with the line-up and all procedures leading up to the press conferences today with all of this new information. Beck feels thew line-up adds to the prosecution's case, but wouldn't reveal the results of it.
Cristy Fajardo and Tricia Takasugi share the latest...
Police Satisfied With Stadium Attack Lineup: MyFoxLA.com
Ramirez is still in jail on a parole hold...
Buster Posey helped off field after collision at Home Plate
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| Buster Posey-Scott Cousins/Courtesy: csnbayarea.com |
Posey was blocking the plate in the top of the 12th inning in a tie game. Scott Cousins of the Marlins was trying to score from 3rd on a short fly ball to right field. The two collided, the ball popped loose and Cousins scored. Posey had to be carried off after what appeared to be an injury to his left ankle.
Florida ended up winning the game 7-6.
Unfortunately, unlike the NBA and NHL, Major League Baseball tries their best to not let the Internets have their video, so we don't have any video to show or link to.
CSNBayarea.com does give us some reaction though:
ESPN's Linda Cohn and Stephania Bell discuss his injury, rehab, and future...
((HT: ESPN))
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
DEVELOPING: Stow Family Suing Dodgers
((HT: KGO-TV San Francisco))
Here's the lawsuit, thanks to KGO as well...
Just what the McCourts need these days- another lawsuit...
Looks like the Stow family is taking the Los Angeles Dodgers to court. Bryan Stow's family has hired an attorney based out of Los Angeles. The suit brought forth by the family claims the Dodgers "inappropriately exposed Stow to the criminal acts of third parties -- and failed to respond in a timely manner after the beating."
The HQ would like to see about that first part ((we assume through the lack of security present at the ballpark in general during a heated rivalry such as Dodgers-Giants)), and not having appropriate security would bring about the cause-and-effect the lawsuit seems to hold as its logic in the second part...
Stow was beaten by two men during opening day weekend at Dodger Stadium. One suspect was taken into custody over the weekend, but the LAPD is looking for a second suspect and a woman who was reportedly with the first two suspects.
Here's Cecilia Vega's report at the time of the arrest...
Here's the lawsuit, thanks to KGO as well...
Just what the McCourts need these days- another lawsuit...
Looks like the Stow family is taking the Los Angeles Dodgers to court. Bryan Stow's family has hired an attorney based out of Los Angeles. The suit brought forth by the family claims the Dodgers "inappropriately exposed Stow to the criminal acts of third parties -- and failed to respond in a timely manner after the beating."
The HQ would like to see about that first part ((we assume through the lack of security present at the ballpark in general during a heated rivalry such as Dodgers-Giants)), and not having appropriate security would bring about the cause-and-effect the lawsuit seems to hold as its logic in the second part...
Stow was beaten by two men during opening day weekend at Dodger Stadium. One suspect was taken into custody over the weekend, but the LAPD is looking for a second suspect and a woman who was reportedly with the first two suspects.
Here's Cecilia Vega's report at the time of the arrest...
Sunday, May 22, 2011
DEVELOPING: Suspect Arrested In Stow Beating--UPDATED WITH NAME
((HT: KABC-TV))
A suspect has been taken into custody in the opening baseball season weekend beating of a Giants fan at the Los Angeles Dodgers in Los Angeles.
Authorities believe the man in custody is one of the two attackers who severely beat Bryan Stow in a Dodgers Stadium parking lot. The 42-year-old northern California paramedic was beaten into a coma and was only recently transferred back home to a San Francisco hospital for treatment.
**EVENING UPDATE**--Police have ID'd the suspect, he is 31-year old Giovanni Ramirez. Ramirez is charged with assault with a deadly weapon and is being held on a $1 million bond
Los Angeles police also say several people have been detained for questioning after search warrants were served in the case. The suspect was arrested early Sunday morning local time as an apartment complex was surrounded by LA police.
Here's the latest at the time of the arrest as Channel 7 caught up with Bryan Stow's sister, Bonnie... John Gregory and Lisa Hernandez anchor coverage...
A suspect has been taken into custody in the opening baseball season weekend beating of a Giants fan at the Los Angeles Dodgers in Los Angeles.
Authorities believe the man in custody is one of the two attackers who severely beat Bryan Stow in a Dodgers Stadium parking lot. The 42-year-old northern California paramedic was beaten into a coma and was only recently transferred back home to a San Francisco hospital for treatment.
**EVENING UPDATE**--Police have ID'd the suspect, he is 31-year old Giovanni Ramirez. Ramirez is charged with assault with a deadly weapon and is being held on a $1 million bond
Los Angeles police also say several people have been detained for questioning after search warrants were served in the case. The suspect was arrested early Sunday morning local time as an apartment complex was surrounded by LA police.
Here's the latest at the time of the arrest as Channel 7 caught up with Bryan Stow's sister, Bonnie... John Gregory and Lisa Hernandez anchor coverage...
Monday, May 16, 2011
Injured Giants Fan Transported From LA To SF
((HT: KGO-TV))
The Giants' fan who beaten by two men outside Dodger Stadium during opening weekend was moved to San Francisco for treatment. Bryan Stow's family had him moved from Los Angeles to San Francisco General Hospital's trauma center.
Stow is being transferred to San Francisco General because of its trauma center. He'll be treated by the chief of neurosurgery, Dr. Geoffrey Manley, who specializes in brain and spinal cord injury. Stow remains in critical condition but doctors say he is stable enough to be moved.
Bryan Stow's mother held a presser over the weekend thanking Los Angeles for its support in her family's trying time, but made a point not to blame Dodger fans for what happened at the hands of two idiots...
Amy Hollyfield was present for the move...
Billboards with sketches of who could be the alleged assailants will be unveiled this week around the state.
The Giants' fan who beaten by two men outside Dodger Stadium during opening weekend was moved to San Francisco for treatment. Bryan Stow's family had him moved from Los Angeles to San Francisco General Hospital's trauma center.
Stow is being transferred to San Francisco General because of its trauma center. He'll be treated by the chief of neurosurgery, Dr. Geoffrey Manley, who specializes in brain and spinal cord injury. Stow remains in critical condition but doctors say he is stable enough to be moved.
Bryan Stow's mother held a presser over the weekend thanking Los Angeles for its support in her family's trying time, but made a point not to blame Dodger fans for what happened at the hands of two idiots...
Amy Hollyfield was present for the move...
Billboards with sketches of who could be the alleged assailants will be unveiled this week around the state.
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Roger McDowell could be in a lot of trouble
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| Roger McDowell/Courtesy: braves.mlb.com |
Why? Because apparently, while the Atlanta Braves pitching coach was in San Francisco with his team over the weekend, he got into an apparently heated exchange with a group of fans and made a rash of homophobic comments towards them.
According to profile chasing attorney Gloria Allred and the website TMZ, a story which developed earlier this afternoon. Said Allred; "The coach in question is Atlanta Braves pitching coach Roger McDowell – who allegedly targeted a group of male fans at San Francisco’s AT&T park last weekend … asking them, “Are you guys a homo couple or a threesome?"
It also appears that the group in question had a child with them. And McDowell apparently said to them: “Kids don’t belong at the f***ing ballpark.”. One of the men involved, Justin Quinn also said McDowell threatened his group with a bat.
For his part, McDowell issued an apology, saying..."I am deeply sorry that I reacted to the heckling fans in San Francisco on Sunday. I apologize to everyone for my actions".
The Braves also apologized for the comments and the commissioners office has opened an investigation. Unfortunately, these are the types of comments that get people fired. Right or wrong, McDowell should never have said it. But he can't take it back. Anytime something like that is said by someone in even a remotely public position, generally the price is their job. We hope that isn't the case, but it doesn't sound good.
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
'Cuz All We Are Saying...
((HT: KGO-TV))
Is give peace a chance...
That was the message for the Dodgers-Giants series on Candlestick Point...
Just how realistic is it for Jeremy Affeldt and Jamey Carroll to talk about this kind of stuff before Game 1 of the series...???
SoCals and Battery Chucking NoCals...???
Cats and dogs living together...???
At least the heart is in the right place since $61k was raised at Dodger Stadium for Bryan Stow and his medical expenses...
Alan Wang and Vic Lee discuss...
Is give peace a chance...
That was the message for the Dodgers-Giants series on Candlestick Point...
Just how realistic is it for Jeremy Affeldt and Jamey Carroll to talk about this kind of stuff before Game 1 of the series...???
SoCals and Battery Chucking NoCals...???
Cats and dogs living together...???
At least the heart is in the right place since $61k was raised at Dodger Stadium for Bryan Stow and his medical expenses...
Alan Wang and Vic Lee discuss...
Monday, April 11, 2011
Beaten EMT's Family Wants Giants-Dodgers To Be Peaceful
((HT: KGO-TV))
Bryan Stow's family is asking Giants fans not to retaliate in any way against Dodgers fans- since unidentified Dodger fans beat the EMT into a coma during opening weekend festivities in Chavez Ravine...
The Dodgers are on Candlestick Point tonight for the first game of a road trip...
Terry McSweeney continues...
Bryan Stow's family is asking Giants fans not to retaliate in any way against Dodgers fans- since unidentified Dodger fans beat the EMT into a coma during opening weekend festivities in Chavez Ravine...
The Dodgers are on Candlestick Point tonight for the first game of a road trip...
Terry McSweeney continues...
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