2014 – Two men plead guilty to the brutal attack in the Dodger Stadium parking lot on fan Bryan Stow that left him permanently disabled following a Giants-Dodgers contest on Opening Day in 2011. The two are sentenced to four and eight years in prison, minus time served but face additional charges for weapons possession. A suit against former Dodgers owner Frank McCourt for failing to provide adequate security in the parking lot is also still pending.

On February 20, 2014 — 2014 – Two men plead guilty to the brutal attack in the Dodger Stadium parking lot on fan Bryan Stow that left him permanently disabled following a Giants-Dodgers contest on Opening Day in 2011. The two are sentenced to four and eight years in prison, minus time served but face additional charges for weapons possession. A suit against former Dodgers owner Frank McCourt for failing to provide adequate security in the parking lot is also still pending.

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