Gil Santos died Thursday, which was his 80th birthday and 53rd wedding anniversary.
Santos called New England Patriots games on the radio from 1966 to 1980 and 1991 to January 2013. His career spanned from the lean days of the multiple losing seasons in a row to the years of multiple division championships and Super Bowl victories.
BOSTON — Attorneys representing a host of former top State Police brass accused in a federal lawsuit by an underling of conspiring to erase embarrassing details from the arrest report involving a prominent Worcester County judge's daughter are working to have the case removed from federal court, sources tell New Boston Post.
Asked on Thursday to comment on the development, the attorney representing State Trooper Ryan Sceviour said discovery proceedings in the Sceviour case, in addition to a separate federal lawsuit filed by a drug recognition expert who worked with Sceviour to process the October arrest of 31-year-old Alli Bibaud, have been placed on hold pending an upcoming decision from U.S. District Court Judge George A. O'Toole Jr. in Boston.
