Giants fan Bryan Stow outside Dodger Stadium

Carrying out the lightning raid in the battered neighborhood of East Hollywood, police on Sunday arrested a man they consider the "main aggressor" in the March 31 beating of Bryan Stowe Giants fan outside Dodger Stadium, officials said.
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Emotional Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck said at a press briefing outside the stadium, the investigators learned the suspect, 31-year-old Giovanni Ramirez, thanks to the tip of his parole agent, to obtain a search warrant.
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SWAT team took Ramirez into custody at 7:10 am, about 3 miles west of the stadium. The suspect - who is past convictions related to possession of burglary and gun, records show - it was too late to book into jail on suspicion of assault with a firearm.

Because he is also accused of violating conditions of his state parole, Ramirez held without bail.Portal 2

Beck said his agency is still looking for second suspect in the attack and saw a woman driving suspects from the scene.Portal 2

"It would be much in your best interest to turn himself in," Beck said. He said, RAID went well, but that such operations can be dangerous for the suspects.
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Beck said those arrested was "Suspect 1", whose face - as described in the sketch artist - was portrayed by the police and flyers plastered on billboards in the Los Angeles area. He said that more than 20 detectives worked a total of 6000 hours in the event that ran more than 630 potential customers.

Choking tears, Beck said he got the call after the arrest of Assistant Chief Earl Paysinger, who told him that the raid was successful.

"He said words that I've been waiting to hear for seven weeks," Beck said. "He said we were attacking suspect Brian, is in custody."
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The Council, which led to the arrest came from a parole agent who noticed that the man whom he observed added fresh tattoo on his neck - apparent effort to hide the tattoo above described witnessing the attack, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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Stowe, a 42-year-old paramedic and father of two from Santa Cruz, has been unconscious since suffering a brain injury in the attack and remains in critical condition at San Francisco hospital where he was transferred last Monday.Just Dance 2

Doctors seek to reduce anti-seizure medications Stowe, so they could get a better idea about his condition. The aim is to prepare him for the transition to long-term rehabilitation center.Xbox 360 Live 1600 Points [Online Game Code]