Probation report: Ex-general manager of the L.A. Memorial Coliseum deserved a year in jail in corruption case
Patrick T. Lynch, the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum’s former general manager, escaped a jail or prison term as part of his deal with prosecutors after he was accused of accepting nearly $400,000 in kickbacks from a stadium contractor. But a probation officer recently recommended that Lynch should spend 365 days in county jail, saying he “violated a position of trust” and “needs to be held fully accountable for his actions.”
Sources: Los Angeles County Superior Court