Dodgers Assault Victim’s Family Slam Frank McCourt – Happy He’s Ousted
April 21 2011, Published 8:05 a.m. ET
By Cliff Renfrew
Breaking Celebrity News Staff Reporter
A relative of tragic baseball fan Bryan Stow has told Breaking Celebrity News: “I’m glad Frank McCourt has been kicked out of the Los Angeles Dodgers.”
John Stow, Bryan’s cousin and best friend, has blasted out-going Dodgers owner McCourt for the way he handled the savage assault that shocked America.
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And like millions of other baseball fans he is shedding no tears over the news that baseball commissioner Bud Selig has given the unpopular businessman his marching orders.
“Personally, I’m glad that he has gone,” Stow told Breaking Celebrity News. “He finally called John’s mom two weeks after the attack but he was really matter-of-fact and she got no comfort from the call.
“I was surprised to hear of the news of his departure as the circumstances were unprecedented.
“It is pretty obvious to everyone that there was not adequate security in place before Bryan’s attack with no police and Mr McCourt was not interested in looking after baseball fans.
“He is the type of guy who is all about the bottom line and who really only thinks about themselves.”
Three weeks after the attack on the San Francisco Giants fan at Dodgers Stadium police have still not made any arrests despite the fact that $150,000 in reward money is on offer for any information that reveals the identity of the two attackers.
And while Stow, 42, remains in a medically induced coma at University of Southern California Medical Center in Los Angeles John Stow is still seething when it comes to the subject of multi-millionaire McCourt.