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The jury has come back and delivered a verdict in the beating of San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow on Opening Day 2011.
Stow's attorney maintained the Dodgers and then-owner Frank McCourt were liable for having lacked proper security forces at Dodger Stadium should fighting break out between Dodger and Giants fans.
The end result is that McCourt is absolved. The Dodgers are 25-percent to blame and the two men charged in the Stow beating- Louie Sanchez and Marvin Norwood are responsible for the balance.
The jury awarded Stow $18 million in damages, which means the Dodgers must pay about $4.5 million. Sanchez and Norwood would be responsible for the balance.
Here's the story from outside the courtroom
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Bryan Stow Beating Defendants Sentenced
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The two Los Angeles men convicted of beating San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow at Dodger stadium after a baseball game will be spending some time in prison.
Marvin Norwood, after pleading guilty to an assault charge likely to produce bodily injury, was sentenced to 4-years in a state prison. Louie Sanchez, who pled to a charge of mayhem with the intent to critically injure, was sentenced to 8-years.
The beating incident left Stow in a coma for months and he's still disabled and will require major medical care for the rest of his life.
No real reason was given for what happened other than Stow being an out of town fan at the wrong place at the wrong time.
You can support the Bryan Stow Fund by clicking on the link HERE
Video of Stow's father and others testifying during the sentencing hearing Thursday morning from KRON-TV:
The two Los Angeles men convicted of beating San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow at Dodger stadium after a baseball game will be spending some time in prison.
Marvin Norwood, after pleading guilty to an assault charge likely to produce bodily injury, was sentenced to 4-years in a state prison. Louie Sanchez, who pled to a charge of mayhem with the intent to critically injure, was sentenced to 8-years.
The beating incident left Stow in a coma for months and he's still disabled and will require major medical care for the rest of his life.
No real reason was given for what happened other than Stow being an out of town fan at the wrong place at the wrong time.
You can support the Bryan Stow Fund by clicking on the link HERE
Video of Stow's father and others testifying during the sentencing hearing Thursday morning from KRON-TV:
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