Fernando and Samantha Tapia

Angel fan Fernando Tapia and his daughter Samantha walk around Angel Stadium after buying tickets for an upcoming game. Two men were shot by an off-duty police officer in the stadium parking lot after the game the night before, the second violent episode at the stadium this season.

Mark Boster / Los Angeles Times / June 25, 2009

Angel fan Fernando Tapia and his daughter Samantha walk around Angel Stadium after buying tickets for an upcoming game. Two men were shot by an off-duty police officer in the stadium parking lot after the game the night before, the second violent episode at the stadium this season.

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