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 Bryan Stow, a Santa Clara, Calif., area paramedic, who suffered brain damage in an attack on opening day of the Dodgers opener in March with his neurosurgeon Dr. Gabriel Zada, left, the LAC-USC medical team and the air and ground transport team move him to a waiting ambulance Monday May 16, 2011, at the County USC Medical Center Emergency Room Ambulance entrance Monday morning for transport to Burbank airport where he will be flown to San Francisco. (AP Photo/Al Seib,Pool)  

Stow’s family sues Dodgers

6:32 PM 05/24/2011
Paul Conner (admin)

Security cutbacks, scanty lighting and a hands-off approach to rowdiness at Dodger Stadium provided a “perfect opportunity” for two men to attack Giants fan Bryan Stow outside the ballpark, Stow’s family said in a lawsuit filed against the Dodgers today.

The negligence suit, filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court against the team and more than a dozen related entities, seeks unspecified damages for Stow – who remains unconscious at San Francisco General Hospital with a traumatic brain injury – as well as his son and daughter.

Stow and five friends wearing Giants apparel were harassed during a game between the two rival teams March 31, with Dodgers fans tossing peanuts and hot dogs at them, but security guards did nothing, the lawsuit says.

Full story: Stow’s family sues Dodgers – San Francisco Chronicle

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  • buddy

    So some crazy illegals commit a hate crime after the baseball game ends and the Dodgers are responsible for that?

    Are you friggen serious?

    The Dodgers should sue California, individual Federal Judges, the US Attorney, Eric Holder, Los Angeles and the Feds for failure to protect all citizens from illegals and their hate crimes.