Two Acquitted of Beating Driver in Parking Lot After Elton John Dodger Stadium Concert
Elton John Dodger Stadium Concert Two Acquitted In Parking Lot Beating

Update
5/27/2025 8:00 AM PT -- Chad Reeves' attorney, Glen Jonas, tells TMZ ... "Jamie Grenfell has a 2002 conviction for Felony Perjury relating to an investigation in which he was also convicted for making a false police report in connection with an attempted Insurance Fraud. Three weeks before trial he filed a verified statement under penalty of perjury in his underlying lawsuit against the Dodgers denying the conviction. He literally committed perjury about his prior perjury! Meanwhile Lillian Grenfell told a ridiculous story at trial to falsely excuse the fact that she was choking Lindsay Hopkin which forced Mr. Hopkin to defend against a combined attack by the Grenfells.
The Grenfells are bottom feeders that manipulated public with a viral video that was misleading. This is par for the course for the Grenfells, they have a history of distortion, lies and manipulating the justice system for financial gain. Here they started a fight, lost and now are trying to turn the melee into a pay out by the Dodgers with their bogus lawsuit. The prosecution's case at trial was not credible and everyone in that courtroom is now dumber for having witnessed it."
Two men have been acquitted of felony battery charges in connection with a parking lot fight after an Elton John concert at Dodger Stadium.
Reece Hopkin and Chad Reeves were each charged in 2023 with one count of battery with serious bodily injury for their alleged roles in a 2022 fight that broke out after the first of Elton's three concerts at Chavez Ravine. Hopkin was also charged with felony vandalism for allegedly damaging a phone someone was using to record the incident.

A Los Angeles jury on Thursday voted to acquit the men on all charges ... according to Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman.
TMZ broke the story ... video showed the violent beatdown and LAPD said it all started with a fender bender that escalated into violence. Hopkin is the man in the black shirt and Reeves is the man in the blue shirt.

Glen T. Jonas, an attorney representing one of the men, came on "TMZ Live" a couple days after the fight and argued his client was actually defending himself and some women in his group from a bully.
Jonas claimed the guy who got beaten up in the video was driving an SUV in a restricted area and hit his client with the SUV mirror. Jonas claimed the driver got out of the SUV and started screaming profanities, attacking his client and two women, before losing the fight.
Prosecutors filed their case under former Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón's administration.