8th. Army Aircorps
2003-09-20 15:50:29 UTC
Dodgers fan shot, killed by Giants fan
Dodgers fan shot, killed by Giants fan
LOS ANGELES -- Frenzy over team loyalty apparently led to a San
Francisco Giants fan shooting to death a Los Angeles Dodgers fan in
the stadium parking lot after a night game, authorities said Saturday.
Mark Antenorcruz, 25, of Covina, was shot once in the upper body about
10 p.m. as he headed for his car, police and county coroner's Lt. Gary
Kellerman said. Antenorcruz was taken to a hospital where he was
pronounced dead.
"Apparently we have multiple suspects who are Giants fans who got into
an argument with a Dodger fan," Officer Adriana Sanchez, a police
spokeswoman said. "One of the suspects shot the Dodger fan then fled
the location."
The National League West champion Giants had just won 6-4 Friday night
and people were leaving Dodger Stadium when a group of San Francisco
fans jeered Antenorcruz, who may have given a reply.
Police detectives searched the 16,000-car parking lot. The 300-acre
stadium complex is in the hills north of downtown. Police searched for
hours for the gunman but did not immediately release a description of
him or his car.
Neither baseball team commented on the deadly shooting.
The Giants clinched the division on Wednesday. Friday's loss,
meantime, dropped the Dodgers three games behind Philadelphia for the
N-L wild card slot.
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Dodgers fan shot, killed by Giants fan
LOS ANGELES -- Frenzy over team loyalty apparently led to a San
Francisco Giants fan shooting to death a Los Angeles Dodgers fan in
the stadium parking lot after a night game, authorities said Saturday.
Mark Antenorcruz, 25, of Covina, was shot once in the upper body about
10 p.m. as he headed for his car, police and county coroner's Lt. Gary
Kellerman said. Antenorcruz was taken to a hospital where he was
pronounced dead.
"Apparently we have multiple suspects who are Giants fans who got into
an argument with a Dodger fan," Officer Adriana Sanchez, a police
spokeswoman said. "One of the suspects shot the Dodger fan then fled
the location."
The National League West champion Giants had just won 6-4 Friday night
and people were leaving Dodger Stadium when a group of San Francisco
fans jeered Antenorcruz, who may have given a reply.
Police detectives searched the 16,000-car parking lot. The 300-acre
stadium complex is in the hills north of downtown. Police searched for
hours for the gunman but did not immediately release a description of
him or his car.
Neither baseball team commented on the deadly shooting.
The Giants clinched the division on Wednesday. Friday's loss,
meantime, dropped the Dodgers three games behind Philadelphia for the
N-L wild card slot.
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