Suspect’s Lawyer: We Won’t Sue LAPD For Wrong Arrest In Beating Of Giants Fan
July 22 2011, Published 11:45 a.m. ET
By Cliff Renfrew - Breaking Celebrity News Reporter
The lawyer representing Giovanni Ramirez -- the man wrongfully accused of beating San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow -- said Friday that he would not be pursuing a civil lawsuit against the Los Angeles Police Department.
The L.A. Times was first to report Thursday that two other people have now been arrested in connection with the savage beating that happened at Dodgers Stadium on March 31. ( The LAPD has yet to confirm the story).
When asked on L.A. TV station KTLA’s morning program on Friday if a law suit was pending, Ramirez’s attorney, Anthony Brooklier, said: “Not on my watch.
“There was no case that they made up evidence or anything like that they just made a mistake.
“I actually credit the LAPD for keeping on pursuing the case.”
Amazingly, Brooklier revealed that he had not spoken to Ramirez in person about the new development in the case, because he’s currently in jail in San Diego over a separate parole violation.
But, Brooklier believes that he will have heard about it inside prison and he called for Ramirez to now be released because of the new developments in the case.
The lawyer has always believed that his hea