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Most Charges in Attack on Yale Singers Dismissed
By Associated Press
April 18, 2008
SAN FRANCISCO — A San Francisco judge has dismissed felony charges against two men accused of attacking a group of Yale University singers, the Baker's Dozen, in a New Year's brawl.
Judge Kathleen Kelly dropped the charges against 20-year-olds Brian Dwyer and Richard Aicardi on Wednesday, saying prosecutors lacked enough evidence. Judge Kelly dismissed all charges against Mr. Dwyer and reduced the case against Mr. Aicardi to a single count of misdemeanor assault. The two had faced felony assault and battery charges that could have sent them to state prison.
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