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                <p>LOS ANGELES – Los Angeles officials say they'll do whatever it takes to make sure baseball fans are safe at Dodger Stadium after a savage beating at the season opener that left a San Francisco Giants fan with brain damage.</p>
                <p>Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, Los Angeles police Chief Charlie Beck and Dodgers owner Frank McCourt are scheduled to hold a news conference Friday to announce new security measures that will be implemented at the stadium, the mayor's office said in a statement.</p>
                <p>Police Chief Charlie Beck says there's going "going to see a sea of blue, but it's not going to be Dodgers blue. It's going to be LAPD blue."</p>
                <p>A 42-year-old man remains in critical condition after he was attacked last week by two men wearing Dodgers attire in the stadium parking lot because he was wearing a Giants jersey.</p>
                <p>Officials scrambled to keep the incident from damaging the city's image and to prevent further outbreaks of violence between fans.</p>
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