Blood Stained Jersey Linked to Bryan Stow Beating Case

LOS ANGELES -- There are published reports tonight that a blood-stained jersey dropped off at a local cleaners may be linked to the brutal attack on Giants fan Bryan Stow.

NBC LA is reporting that workers at the cleaning service called authorities after seeing blood on the jersey.  Police submitted the jersey for DNA analysis.

And according to NBC LA, the results are a match for Bryan Stow.

While the blood belongs to Stow, police say the jersey does not belong to Ramirez.  A court administrator ruled that Ramirez could be held until June 20th due to an unrelated parole violation.  The administrator did not find cause to hold Ramirez based on the Bryan Stow beating.

Earlier this week, the investigation into the case was reassigned to the LAPD Robbery-Homicide Division.

The LAPD said it is not unusual for RHD to take over high-profile, prolonged and complex cases.

The reward for information leading to their arrest and conviction now stands at $250,000.

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