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Reward In Dodger Stadium Beating Case Grows To $25,000

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Reward In Dodger Stadium Beating Case Grows To $25,000

San Francisco Giants and American Medical Response Join
Mayor Antonovich in Seeking Public Assistance in Identifying Suspects

 

Joining Mayor Michael D. Antonovich’s $10,000 reward in exchange for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of the persons responsible for the attack on Bryan Stow, the San Francisco Giants will also be offering a matching $10,000 reward and American Medical Response will be offering a $5,000 reward – bringing the total to $25,000.

The suspects are described as two male Hispanics between the ages of 18 and 25 wearing Dodger clothing. Composite sketches of the two suspects have also been released by the L.A. Police Department.

Mayor Antonovich suggests anyone with information contact Detectives l. Burcher or P.J. Morris of the Los Angeles Police Department at 213-847-4267.

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