Arrest made after altercation that left 49ers fan in coma; Hispanic suspect identified - (link fixed) INGLEWOOD, Calif. (KTLA) โ Police in Inglewood have made an arrest in connection with an altercation that took place during Sundayโs NFC Championship Game at SoFi Stadium that left a 49ers fan in a medically induced coma. The arrest was confirmed Friday by Inglewood Mayor James Butts during a morning news conference. Butts said that police on Thursday traced a vehicle seen in security video and left information for the registered owner that they were looking for someone involved in a potential assault. They were contacted later that day by Bryan Alexis Cifuentes, 33, of Los Angeles, Butts said. The arrest comes nearly a week after 40-year-old Daniel Luna was found unconscious in a SoFi Stadium parking lot and placed into a coma at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center. NEWS ARTICLE DOES NOT INDICATE CITIZENSHIP STATUS OF SUSPECTS |
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NY bail reform push faces blowback from crime victims in emotional protest
NEW YORK CITY โ New York's bail reform push is facing new calls for reform on its own, coming from crime victims who braved a cold, gray Monday morning rain to send prosecutors a pointed message. "There are thousands of all kinds of criminal elements walking free in our streets," said activist Madeline Brame. "I try not to get too upset, I try not to get too fired up, but I have no choice." Brame's son, U.S. Army Sgt. Hason Correa, survived deployment in Afghanistan only to be murdered in New York City in 2018. Police say a gang of four men and a woman pounced on him, stabbing him to death. He has since become a symbol of the fight against bail reform, since one of the suspects in his killing was sprung from jail awaiting trial. "Anyone who is a victim of any crime, from the senior citizen who gets mugged for their cellphone for $30, for the woman who comes home from work and steps into the elevator and gets raped, for the 93-year-old man who is walking down the street and gets punched in the face by someone who has 103 prior arrests, there is something wrong with this picture," Brame said. She and other crime victimsโ families and criminal justice advocates rallied at Manhattan criminal court to protest New York's lax bail reform law, and to put pressure on progressive Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg to abandon policies that critics have said are too lenient to criminals. "Victims' rights should not be a political issue," activist Jennifer Harrison, of the group Victims Rights NY, told the crowd. Harrison's boyfriend was stabbed to death. The New York City Police Department reported that overall crime was up 38% in January 2022 compared to January 2021, and the city has been shocked by the cold-blooded killing of two police officers, allegedly by a convicted felon on probation, as well as several other murders committed by suspects with criminal records or out on bail. |
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