Two Men Acquitted of Battery, Vandalism After Dodger Stadium Concert Fight
Two Men Acquitted of Battery, Vandalism After Dodger Stadium Concert Fight

Two Men Acquitted of Battery, Vandalism After Dodger Stadium Concert Fight

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Two men, Chad Reeves and Reece Hopkin, were acquitted of felony battery and vandalism charges related to a 2022 fight in the Dodger Stadium parking lot following an Elton John concert. The altercation reportedly began after a minor car accident involving the couple Jaime and Lillian Grenfell and escalated into a physical confrontation. Defense attorneys argued the viral video presented was edited, omitting earlier aggressive actions by the Grenfells, and maintained that Reeves and Hopkin acted in self-defense and to protect others, including their spouses. The defense also alleged attempts of extortion by a bystander who recorded the incident. The case, initially prosecuted under former District Attorney George Gascón’s administration, was criticized by the defense as a wrongful prosecution, with calls for reexamination of similar cases from that era. The current District Attorney Nathan Hochman’s office confirmed the acquittals but declined to comment further.

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