A "culture of apathy and indifference" existed among many of the game-day staff at Dodger Stadium when Bryan Stow was attacked on opening day in 2011, according to a Major League Baseball assessment.Excerpts of the MLB's findings are included in a motion by Stow's attorneys to reopen discovery and take the deposition of the author of the report or the person most knowledgeable about its contents.
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MLB report: ‘Culture of apathy and indifference’ among game day staff during Bryan Stow beating
Published April 3, 2014 at 4:35 PM
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