A Dodger Fan’s Death In San Francisco

A fight after a baseball game in San Francisco Wednesday night resulted in the stabbing death of a Dodger fan by a Giant fan.
The 21-year old arrested for the stabbing was released Friday night for lack of evidence to keep him in jail.
On Friday morning, without knowing much about the case, Dennis Prager convicted the suspect of murder on his nationally-syndicated radio show and said he should be executed: “This is why I believe in capital punishment. They caught the guy already, a 21-year old, he stabbed a man to death he got into an argument with because the guy wore Dodger paraphernalia. I believe he should be executed. These are the things that trigger my passion for capital punishment. It makes me sick.”
From news reports, the Dodger fans led an unexpected attack, including hitting the Giant fan with a chair, which then led to the stabbing, purportedly in self-defense.
This seemed like a big change for Dennis from the careful way he commented on Trayvon Martin’s death, saying for weeks on the radio we didn’t know what happened in Martin’s altercation with George Zimmerman.