[JMobile]

They finally caught those cowardly bitches???

A suspect has been taken into custody in the March beating of a Giants fan at the Los Angeles Dodgers season opener.

Los Angeles police said they believe the man is one of the two attackers who severely beat Bryan Stow in a Dodgers Stadium parking lot on March 31.

No further details on the arrest are available at this time.

Stow has been in and out of a medically induced coma since the beating. He was recently relocated from the Los Angeles County USC Medical Center to San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center so he could be closer to his family.

Source:
http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?se...les&id=8145069

[BRAVES1985]

nice

[lemart5]

Hope they throw the book at them

[VegasRandy]

somebody wanted the reward.

[fury]

They got one of them. The other must be shitting himself right about now.

[Doc JS]

under the fvcking jail...

[obamaismyuncle]

[Bluehorseshoe]

somebody wanted the reward.

I might have turned myself in for a $100,000. How many years are they getting?

[JMobile]

Hopefully they get boned in prison with Nasty Nate.

[Smoke]

Hopefully they get boned in prison with Nasty Nate.

As long as they are squirrel masters bitch their anus will be fine

[jonmic]

great news to hear, hope they get locked up for life

[JMobile]

As long as they are squirrel masters bitch their anus will be fine

I love that movie!

[crustyme]

just like the dodgers they couldnt finish.

[GoCougs!]

Love it. I hope punishment is swift, firm and permanent.

[jgray]

Love it. I hope punishment is swift, firm and permanent.

Add painful if it were up to me.

[Terrapin Station]

Great to see.

[marcoloco]

hope they get him. and its the right guy lol. seems like it would be hard to prove

[Davydave]

Good news. Nice to hear.

[Nookx]

GG no re to life. well done fellas.

[JMobile]

It would be awesome to give the coward the chair.

[Landscaper]

Hopefully they get boned in prison with Nasty Nate.

[King Mayan]

It would be awesome to give the coward the chair.

For knocking out a dude.

His friends looking at him while he's getting he ass kicked should get the chair.

[warriorfan707]

let me at him!

[onetrickpony]

let me at him!

ur prob the guys bestfriend, no telling who u hang out with

[warriorfan707]

ur prob the guys bestfriend, no telling who u hang out with

[Grandmaster B]

The LAPD said they have received more than 630 leads from law enforcement and the community.

Rewards totaling more than $200,000 have been offered for information leading to the suspects' arrests.







Money talks

[Grandmaster B]

For knocking out a dude.

His friends looking at him while he's getting he ass kicked should get the chair.

actually

they were some punk southern mexicans that JUMPED a 41 year old man out at the ball game with his family

so the chair or lethal injection would be appropriate

if it was one on one that would be different...but apparently these dudes from down south dont know anything about one on one with no weapons

[King Mayan]

actually

they were some punk southern mexicans that JUMPED a 41 year old man out at the ball game with his family

so the chair or lethal injection would be appropriate

if it was one on one that would be different...but apparently these dudes from down south dont know anything about one on one with no weapons

it was two Mexicans vs 3 white guys homeboy..

Get your shit straight.

[Grandmaster B]

it was two Mexicans vs 3 white guys homeboy..

Get your shit straight.

wtf are you talking about

the guy was by himself with his wife and children

[King Mayan]

wtf are you talking about

the guy was by himself with his wife and children

go read the story.

[obamaismyuncle]

let me at him!

we've seen your photo...you couldn't get out of a wet paper bag

[fury]

The LAPD said they have received more than 630 leads from law enforcement and the community.

Rewards totaling more than $200,000 have been offered for information leading to the suspects' arrests.







Money talks

It was the guy's parole officer that tipped them off so he probably won't get the reward

[onetrickpony]

we've seen your photo...you couldn't get out of a wet paper bag

[Grandmaster B]

go read the story.

you mean this story? looks like his wife and children were not with him but he contacted his wife via text

http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/201...-brain-damage/

The LAPD previously released sketches of the two suspects, described as Hispanic men between 18 and 25 years old who were wearing Dodgers clothing. The police urged anyone with information about the attack to call them at (877) 527-3247.
The suspects approached Stow, who was wearing Giants gear, from behind and first taunted him before hitting him and knocking him to the ground, where he hit his head on the pavement and was then kicked repeatedly in the head and body.
They then fled in a four-door sedan driven by a woman who had a boy with her, the LAPD said.
Detectives estimated that out of some 40,000 people who streamed into the parking lot after the game, at least 100 probably were near enough to see the attack and he urged them to contact police. It was too dark for video surveillance camera to provide clear images, police said.
Investigators indicated they were also checking an unconfirmed report that three men in Giants gear were punched by the same attackers only minutes before Stow was attacked.
Stow, an enthusiastic Giants fan, was attending his first game at Dodgers Stadium and had looked forward to the game all year, his cousin said.
However, he may have had some worries after arriving.
“During the game, my wife received a text message from him … He basically said he was scared inside the stadium,” John Stow said, adding that his cousin did not usually make such comments lightly.
Stow’s parents, two sisters and other relatives attended a news conference at the hospital.
John Stow, who wore a Giants hat and jersey at a news conference with relatives at the hospital, called the attackers thugs who should give themselves up and “have the courage to face the facts and face the book for what you’ve done here.”
Back in San Francisco, the Giants and the San Francisco Police Department announced that extra security would be in place at AT&T Park next week when the Giants host the Dodgers.
“We want to make sure that everyone’s safe and there are officers there to deal with whatever should arise, if anything should arise,” said SFPD Lt. Troy Dangerfield.

[Grandmaster B]

It was the guy's parole officer that tipped them off so he probably won't get the reward