Mayor James M. Ruberto of Pittsfield (right), and ex-Red Sox general manager Dan Duquette. Duquette was found guilty on one count of conflict of interest while Ruberto was guilty on three.
(Yoon S. Byun/ Globe Staff/ File 2010)
Ex-Sox GM, mayor lose ticket deal case
Panel says pair violated laws but doesn’t issue fines
Mayor James M. Ruberto of Pittsfield (right), and ex-Red Sox general manager Dan Duquette. Duquette was found guilty on one count of conflict of interest while Ruberto was guilty on three.
(Yoon S. Byun/ Globe Staff/ File 2010)
Mayor James M. Ruberto of Pittsfield and former Boston Red Sox general manager Daniel Duquette violated state conflict-of-interest laws in the exchange of World Series tickets in 2004 before a deal that brought a Duquette-owned baseball team to Pittsfield, the State Ethics Commission said yesterday. (Full article: 540 words)
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