LOS ANGELES >> The Dodgers' vice president of security and guest management testified Thursday that he left a previous stint with the franchise in part because the team decided to have fewer uniformed off-duty Los Angeles police officers inside Dodger Stadium during games.Testifying in the trial of Bryan Stow's negligence lawsuit against former Dodger owner Frank McCourt, Shahram Ariane said the reduced presence of uniformed officers was not a revamping of team policy, but rather a philosophical move by his boss at the time.
Dodgers security boss says he quit over cutbacks
Published June 6, 2014 at 11:35 PM
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