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3 More Arrests in Rose Bowl Parking Lot Brawl
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Authorities in Pasadena have arrested three more men in conjunction with a melee in the Rose Bowl parking lot that preceded Saturday night's USC versus UCLA football game, according to LA Now. The three suspects, Arthur Cisneros, 25; Anthony Cisneros, 22; and Akira Cisneros, 24, all of Winnetka, were brought in Monday night on "suspicion of attempted murder."The three men's father, Arutro Cisneros, was arrested at the scene of the violent brawl, which allegedly began after some tailgaters accidentally tossed a football at a nearby vehicle. During the ensuing confrontation, Cisneros allegedly stabbed Joshua Dirling, 27, and Vimal Patel, 24. The arrests of the younger Cisneros men comes as a consequence of detectives' viewing of video footage taken of the brawl.
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