Stow beating suspect ‘took part in four other assaults’ at Dodger Stadium, say police

It’s looking worse and worse for the Dodgers and their pathetic excuse for stadium security, as yet more details emerge in the Bryan Stow beating case. Not only did the two suspects in the case — Louis Sanchez and Marvin Norwood — allegedly attack Stow twice in the parking lot, but they were involved in four other assaults at the stadium that day, say police. Sanchez and Norwood are both scheduled to be arraigned Aug. 10.

Meanwhile, one of the witnesses in the attacks has died of a food allergy, according to the KFI AM.

Sanchez took part in four assaults at the stadium, according to the documents. Before the altercation involving Stow and his friends, Sanchez allegedly threw a drink at a woman inside Dodger Stadium.

After the game, Sanchez ran at a group of men and swung a fist at one, then approached Stow and his friends, according to the DA.

During the first altercation, Sanchez allegedly pushed Stow and punched another man, identified as Matthew Lee. Stow and his friends continued walking toward the edge of the parking lot, but Sanchez and Norwood allegedly attacked them again “several hundred feet” from the site of the first altercation.

Sanchez is accused of knocking one of Stow’s friends to the ground before attacking Stow from behind.

Monday’s filing also included photos of an AR-15 and other guns that authorities said were found in Norwood’s home. The weapons belong Sanchez, according to the DA.

KFI reported earlier today that Lee died Sunday due to an allergic reaction to peanuts. The Los Angeles Times is reporting that Lee had an allergic reaction after eating a salad.

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Stow Beating Witness Dies of Food Allergy: Reports [NBC Bay Area]
Key witness in Bryan Stow beating dies unexpectedly [Los Angeles Times]