GUILTY CA - Marvin Norwood & Louis Sanchez for attack on Giants fan, Dodger Stadium, 2011
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- A man who smirked as he was sentenced in the savage beating of a San Francisco Giants fan outside Dodger Stadium wants a federal judge to spare him from another lengthy prison sentence for an unrelated gun crime.
Louie Sanchez's handwritten letter prays for mercy in the crime discovered as police investigated the 2011 attack on baseball's opening day that left Bryan Stow with permanent brain damage.
"The outcome of the situation I don't wish upon nobody," Sanchez wrote in his letter to Judge Fernando Olguin. "Unfortunately, Mr. Stow got hurt and I send my deepest sympathy to Mr. Stow & his family."
Sanchez, 32, faces up to 10 years in prison when sentenced Thursday afternoon for being a felon in possession of firearms.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Max Shiner wants Sanchez to serve nearly eight years in federal prison after he wraps up an eight-year state prison sentence for mayhem in the beating of Stow.
In addition to a lengthy criminal record that includes spousal abuse, firearms offenses and drunken driving, Shiner cited the Stow case for its "depravity and brutality." more at link: http://wn.ktvu.com/story/29006085/man-who-beat-bryan-stow-asks-federal-court-for-leniency
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- A man who smirked as he was sentenced in the savage beating of a San Francisco Giants fan outside Dodger Stadium wants a federal judge to spare him from another lengthy prison sentence for an unrelated gun crime.
Louie Sanchez's handwritten letter prays for mercy in the crime discovered as police investigated the 2011 attack on baseball's opening day that left Bryan Stow with permanent brain damage.
"The outcome of the situation I don't wish upon nobody," Sanchez wrote in his letter to Judge Fernando Olguin. "Unfortunately, Mr. Stow got hurt and I send my deepest sympathy to Mr. Stow & his family."
Sanchez, 32, faces up to 10 years in prison when sentenced Thursday afternoon for being a felon in possession of firearms.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Max Shiner wants Sanchez to serve nearly eight years in federal prison after he wraps up an eight-year state prison sentence for mayhem in the beating of Stow.
In addition to a lengthy criminal record that includes spousal abuse, firearms offenses and drunken driving, Shiner cited the Stow case for its "depravity and brutality." more at link: http://wn.ktvu.com/story/29006085/man-who-beat-bryan-stow-asks-federal-court-for-leniency
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