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Tracking The Hooligans
by Paul on 05/03/08 at 09:35 AM ET
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from CBC,
Montreal police say they are ready for any excessive celebration Saturday night as the Canadiens take to the ice in Game 5 of their NHL playoff series against the Philadelphia Flyers.
Officers have been surfing the internet, looking through chat groups on social networking sites such as Facebook for any would-be rioters.
Police want to prevent a repeat of the chaos that followed the Habs’ April 21 game when they won their first-round series against the Boston Bruins in Game 7.
Fans took to the streets after the game to celebrate the Canadiens’ performance but the partying got out of hand when vandals attacked police cars, setting several on fire, and broke into stores on St-Catherine Street.
An anti-riot Habs fan group was created on Facebook that night, and its creator said pro-riot subscribers have since posted messages on the page.
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it’s distrubing that a government is trying to police and modrate the internet anyway if they are looking on facebook or these social networks, it wouldnt hold up in court because these servers are in USA..
Posted by FlyersFan on 05/03/08 at 02:25 PM ET