Celtics revelers urged to be responsible
By Globe Staff
Tonight's Celtics game could be exciting for fans. But police are warning people not to overdo it.
The police reminded the public in a statement today that public drinking will not be tolerated and asked people to obey their instructions, if asked to leave an area.
"It is the City’s primary focus to deliver a peaceful and safe event. We are prepared to take any means necessary to ensure this," the police said in a statement, adding,"Go Celtics! Beat LA!"
Police are determined not to let things turn rowdy after two cases in recent years in which people died during sports celebrations.
Police said their command center would be up and running during the game.
"Have a great time," said Dot Joyce, a spokeswoman for Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino. "Enjoy yourself. It's a great night for the city of Boston. Please enjoy the revelry. But be sure to abide by all our safety precautions and laws."
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