BREAKING NEWS: Judge sets bail for two of the accused in Shenandoah Kick in the Head Fatal Beating

Unbelievably, the jocks who prosecutors say "ganged up on Ramirez in an alley because he was Mexican.. all three kicked Ramirez after he was down, causing him to slip into a coma, convulse and foam at the mouth" are let out on Bail. I wonder if their consciences will allow them to live within the the bounds of their Bail agreement which are "7 p.m. curfew, a prohibition against using drugs or alcohol and periodic random monitoring by the county adult probation office." This means no football, no games, no movies, no parities, no alcohol or drugs, no hanging out with each other after 7. Will they be able to do it? Only time will tell. We ask all alert citizens in the area to be sure they are abiding by their Probation terms and if they break them, call the police.

Meanwhile, Ramirez´s children are still crying for their Daddy. We know he will NOT be coming home to them, playing football or playing games with his children ever again!

The Judge sets bail for two of the teens accused in Shenandoah fatal beating.

Pottsville, PA -
Bail was set this morning in Schuylkill County Court for two of the teenage boys charged in the beating death of an illegal Mexican immigrant in Shenandoah. Senior Judge William Baldwin set bail at $50,000 each for Brandon Piekarsky, 16, and Colin Walsh, 17. They are charged with criminal homicide — which could include third-degree murder, voluntary or involuntary manslaughter — along with ethnic intimidation and related offenses in the July 12 beating of Luis E. Ramirez, 24. Piekarsky’s attorney, Fred Fanelli, said his client’s family will try to get money together to bail out Piekarsky. Fanelli had argued Piekarsky is an honor student and a standout athlete. He added Piekarsky is not a flight risk because he is dependent on his mother and he has no family outside Shenandoah. Nonetheless, Baldwin set several conditions on the bail for the two, including a 7 p.m. curfew, a prohibition against using drugs or alcohol and periodic random monitoring by the county adult probation office.

A third defendant, Derrick Donchak, 18, is charged with aggravated assault, ethnic intimidation and related offenses. He is free on $75,000 bail. All three were ordered held for court last week during a preliminary hearing. During that hearing before District Judge Anthony J. Kilker, prosecutors added a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon against Donchak, who is accused of holding a metal device in his fist (brass knuckles) while he punched Ramirez. Prosecutors have declined to say why Donchak was not charged with manslaughter.
Assistant District Attorney Robert Frantz said the three ganged up on Ramirez in an alley because he was Mexican. Frantz said all three kicked Ramirez after he was down, causing him to slip into a coma, convulse and foam at the mouth. Ramirez never awoke, officials said. He died two days later in Geisinger Medical Center, Danville, Montour County, of multiple skull fractures, according to medical officials.
The case has drawn national attention, in part because prosecutors and witnesses have said the beating was prompted because the suspects resented that Ramirez was in the U.S. illegally. Defense attorneys have denied that race or ethnicity played a role in the crime, which they called a two-sided fight instead of an attack.They also said the scene was so chaotic that it was unclear what blow killed Ramirez, or who delivered which blows.