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Criminal

Jul. 21, 2000

Former Rioter Now Accused in Murder

Damian Monroe "Football" Williams, the gang member whose brick assault on trucker Reginald Denny came to symbolize the deadly 1992 Los Angeles riots, was arrested again Wednesday on suspicion of murder after turning himself in to Los Angeles police, Sgt. John Pasquariello said.

        Damian Monroe "Football" Williams, the gang member whose brick assault on trucker Reginald Denny came to symbolize the deadly 1992 Los Angeles riots, was arrested again Wednesday on suspicion of murder after turning himself in to Los Angeles police, Sgt. John Pasquariello said.
        Williams was sentenced to eight years in prison in October 1993 for felony mayhem and simple assault...

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