Family of beaten Fan of giants to arrest

 Police investigating the brutal beating of a fan of Giants off the Dodger Stadium worked to build their case Tuesday against the man they suspect was the main aggressor in the attack.

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Los Angeles police said they are prepared for a line-up Wednesday see if Ramirez recognized witnesses.

Ramirez has a past violent, according to court records of. In 1999, he pleaded guilty to one count of attempted theft after he grabbed a handbag of a woman boarding a bus, and she was thrown to the ground.

He was sentenced to a year in prison and placed on three years probation. A charge of assault was dropped by prosecutors.

Erin Collins, center, sister, Bonnie, Stow on the left, sister and Ann Stow, right, mother of the Giants in San Francisco fan Bryan Stow, express thanks at a press in a hospital in San Francisco Conference, Monday, May 23, 2011. Bryan Stow, 42, has been beaten outside Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles March 31, 2011. One end of a parole officer, last weekend the arrest of Giovanni Ramirez, 31 years Sunday led, of Los Angeles  attack almost

Ramirez, of Los Angeles, was held on $ 1 million bail. It is unclear if he had retained an attorney.

Documents obtained by the Associated Press show that Ramirez went sometimes by the moniker "Bug Daddy wool." Photograph of parole shows several tattoos on his neck, including a dollar sign and logo of "The" of the Dodgers, yet his parole officer is no note of those marks in its folder.

The PA has not published immediately photography because the police said that it could jeopardize the future suspect line-up.

In 2005, Ramirez was found guilty of possession of a firearm by a felon. Records indicate he served 15 months and was released on parole on December 30, 2006. Two charges related to drugs and one count of draw a weapon in public was dismissed.

Members of the family of the Stow was a never give hope that someone would be arrested, said his sister Erin Collins. They thanked the police department for its "extensive efforts".

One end of a release agent parole late last week gave detectives the break, that they had sought for seven weeks after the attack on Stow that took place in a stadium parking lot after the first game of the season for the Dodgers.

Ramirez was arrested during the raid of early morning by investigators and members of the SWAT team. He had not stayed at the address registered with the Office of parole and was staying with friends in East Hollywood, police detective Jose Carrillo said.

Awards for a total of $250,000 have been offered for information leading to arrests.