Friday, March 15, 2013
Winchester Police confirmed that a verbal altercation between Winchester and Burlington hockey fans led to a violent attack following the game.
Updated at 6:37 p.m.: BURLINGTON, MA -- Burlington High School boys hockey head coach Bob Conceison said school officials were working to find additional volunteers to monitor the crowd that will file into TD Garden to watch the Red Devils in the state championship game on Sunday. "It’s a shame that something like that happened," said Conceison. "We have a very enthusiastic crowd and a following that makes for great event. It's just very unfortunate to see an incident like this." Original Story: Monday's North Division 1 boys hockey final between Winchester and Burlington triggered a violent incident with a bat that led to the arrest of a Red Devil baseball player. CBS Boston first reported that after Burlington edged Winchester in a …
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Thursday, November 29, 2012
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Saturday, October 27, 2012
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April Johnson
11:04 am on Thursday, March 28, 2013
Lance: Still got your Malibu? Vincent: Aw, man. You know what some f---r did the other day? Lance: What? Vincent: F---ing keyed it. Lance: Oh, man, that's f--ed up. Vincent: Tell me about it. I had it in storage for three years, it was out five days and some d---less piece of s--t f---ed with it. Lance: They should be f---ing killed. No trial, no jury, straight to execution. Vincent: Boy, I wish … more ›