Friday, November 16, 2012
An officer with the Concord Police Department has joined a federal class action lawsuit against the Foxboro Police, alleging the department’s practice of holding Gillette Stadium patrons in protective custody.
When it comes to intoxication, there’s tipsy and then there’s incapacitated. And that distinction appears to be the root of a lawsuit brought by around 1,000 people, including a Concord Police officer, against Foxboro and its police chief. In a highly publicized class action lawsuit filed against Foxboro Police Chief Edward O’Leary and the town, about 1,000 people are alleging they were unlawfully held in protective custody. The suit, filed by Boston attorneys Howard Friedman and David Milton, alleges concertgoers were placed in protective custody unlawfully for being intoxicated, but not incapacitated, reports multiple media outlets, including WBZ. One of those individuals is Concord Police Officer Michael Burgess, who was allegedly …
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Saturday, December 3, 2011
Tigers commit four turnovers in 42-9 loss to Concord-Carlisle during the Division 3 Eastern Mass Championships Saturday at Gillette Stadium.
In one play, all of the momentum shifted towards Concord-Carlisle’s direction. Following a botched punt return by Oliver Ames – after forcing C-C to a three-and-out on its opening offensive possession – the Patriots took over with a second chance and great field possession. Three plays later, senior running back George Craan (18 carries, 122 yards) scored his first of three touchdowns from four yards out to give his team a 7-0 lead early in the first quarter. The quick touchdown helped the sixth ranked C-C football team cruise to a 42-9 victory in the Eastern Massachusetts Division 3 Super Bowl Saturday morning at Gillette Stadium. “That gave us a lot of momentum,” Craan said about the Patriots’ start. “Our guys stayed focused. Everyone …
Concord Carlisle trounces Oliver Ames 42-9.
It was a storied finish to an undefeated 13-0 season. The first couple plays of the game appeared shaky, but the Patriots quickly found their footing, putting up 21 points in the first half. The OA Tigers earned their first 3 points of the game on a field goal early on, while the Patriots continued to outplay their opponents in virtually every capacity. OA scored once again with just a few minutes left in the fourth quarter, but interceptions from Will Blumenberg and Henry Bumpus — Bumpus scoring on the first play following his interception — as well as four touchdowns from George Craan and another from Tyquan Culbreath over the duration of the game kept the Patriots ahead of the Tigers with a comfortable margin all morning. Today's 42-9…
Friday, December 2, 2011
A pre-game analysis of tomorrow's Eastern Mass Div. 3 Superbowl between Concord-Carlisle and Oliver Ames.
It all comes down to this. Saturday morning at Gillette Stadium, Concord-Carlisle (12-0 overall) and Oliver Ames (7-4) will battle it out for Division 3 football supremacy at the Eastern Massachusetts Superbowl. The 9 a.m. kickoff will be televised live by Comcast Sportsnet New England, and will be broadcast on 98.5 The Sports Hub, and CCHS Radio WIQH 88.3FM. Patch will also be providing a live blog during the game. Concord-Carlisle, champions of the Dual-County League (small division), is making its second straight trip to the Eastern Mass. Superbowl after defeating Holliston in Tuesday’s semifinal. The Patriots lost to Duxbury in the Division 2A championship game last year. Advancing to the state playoffs for the first time, OA, the …
