[Lemon:] Updating a story that we have been following for you. A former high school teacher is free after serving just one month in jail for raping a 14-year-old girl who later committed suicide, Stacey Dean Rambold was released on probation Thursday from a Montana jail. People are furious about the lenient sentence and the judge's comments that the victim was older than her chronological age and as much in control of the situation as was the defendant. A prosecutors in Billings, Montana, are appealing the sentence to the state Supreme Court. We'll continue to update you on that story. It's a rivalry as old as baseball itself but this week the century- long tension between the Dodgers and the Giants turned violent leading a 24-year-old fan dead. CNN's Dan Simon has more on the attack and how the rivalry between the two teams has routinely spilled off the field.
[Dan Simon, Cnn Correspondent:] Fan rivalries can be intense, leading to all-out brawls like this one at a San Francisco 49ersOakland Raiders game. And men aren't the only ones fighting. This happened at an L.A. ClippersUtah Jazz basketball game. The latest violence centers around the storied baseball rivalry between the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants. And this time, it turned deadly.
[Dennis Clark, Witness:] I just saw the swinging and the yelling. And just like arms flying everywhere. The police started showing up. And I looked and I saw a person laying on the ground.
[Simon:] Police say it happened a few hours after Wednesday night's game a few blocks from the ballpark. A 24-year-old, Jonathan Denver, was stabbed and killed wearing Dodgers clothes. This picture taken at the game with his father, a Dodgers security guard.
[Chief Greg Suhr, San Francisco Police Department:] The fact that anybody got in any sort of a beef over the Giants and Dodgers and somebody lost their life, it's just senseless.
[Simon:] A 21-year-old suspect was arrested and charged with homicide. Investigators say he was part of a group that wasn't even at the game. It's not clear yet how the fight started. Two years ago, the rivalry led to the beating of a 42-year-old paramedic and father. Giants fan Bryan Stowe was critically injured when he was attacked by two Dodgers fans. He suffered brain damage and will never fully recover. Experts say fights like this are usually fueled by alcohol.
[Dr. Ramani Durvasula, Clinical Psychologist:] When you combine passion for your sports team, too much to drink and too many people, you've got a recipe for disaster.
[Simon:] San Francisco's police chief has a message for fans everywhere.
[Suhr:] Just be respectful of each other when you go to these games. And remember, it's a game.
[Simon:] Dan Simon, CNN, San Francisco.
[Lemon:] We are not finished with this story yet. Just ahead, we'll going to look at the legalities of this case and what drives this type of behavior. Two experts join us, next.