A six-day preliminary hearing wrapped up today in Los Angeles for for the two men accused of brutally beating Giants fan Bryan Stow, with the judge sending them to trial for the near-fatal attack. Judge George Lomeli ruled that prosecutors had enough evidence to try Louie Sanchez, 30, and Marvin Norwood, 31, on charges of mayhem, assault and battery. Maybe the clincher: a jailhouse recording in which one says the attack was “all my fault” and the other responds, “I’m gonna fry.” Chronicle
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A six-day preliminary hearing wrapped up today in Los Angeles for for the two men accused of brutally beating Giants fan Bryan Stow, with the judge sending them to trial for the near-fatal attack. Judge George Lomeli ruled that prosecutors had enough evidence to try Louie Sanchez, 30, and Marvin Norwood, 31, on charges of mayhem, assault and battery. Maybe the clincher: a jailhouse recording in which one says the attack was “all my fault” and the other responds, “I’m gonna fry.” Chronicle
Judge sends accused Bryan Stow attackers to trial
Friday, June 8, 2012
A six-day preliminary hearing wrapped up today in Los Angeles for for the two men accused of brutally beating Giants fan Bryan Stow, with the judge sending them to trial for the near-fatal attack. Judge George Lomeli ruled that prosecutors had enough evidence to try Louie Sanchez, 30, and Marvin Norwood, 31, on charges of mayhem, assault and battery. Maybe the clincher: a jailhouse recording in which one says the attack was “all my fault” and the other responds, “I’m gonna fry.” Chronicle
