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| Hockey check denied |
| By Amy MacKinnon |
| Wednesday, May 02, 2012 09:00 AM |
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(Tucker Hannon, flanked by his mother Sheila, father Tom and attorney Jay Mullen, is swarmed by media following the hearing in Plymouth District Court.) Plymouth District Court acting-Court Magistrate Philip McCue ruled last Friday that a crime did not take place when Duxbury High School junior Tucker Hannon was cross checked in a January hockey game against Scituate and suf-fered a concussion. “There does not exist probable cause that a crime took place,” said McCue. “I deny the hearing.” Full story available on our eEdition |







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