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Rice cut, banned aft er new knockout video comes out NFL. The public saw the Ravens star’s ugly attack on his then-fi ancee after TMZ released the footage Monday. The incident, which took place in February, led to the All-Pro’s release by Baltimore. The NFL has also indefi nitely suspended the running back. PAGE 08

Although the debate over the militarization of local police was sparked halfway across the country with riots in Ferguson, Missouri, high-tech policing equipment is actually much closer to home than most people think. One area fi rm is making James Bond-like technology for law enforcement all over the U.S. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, MERO

ALL EYES ON MASS. IRIS SCANNERS

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1NEWS

2www.metro.usTuesday, September 9, 2014 BOSTON

Today’s tweet

“Just made a guy on the Orange Line

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Boston. Two arrested at Boston Calling music festival plead not guilty in court Two people arrested at the Boston Calling music festival pleaded not guilty in Boston Municipal Court on Monday — one for allegedly punching a police officer and the other for allegedly refusing to leave the City Hall Plaza venue.

Breanna Powers, 23, of East Boston, is accused of clock-ing a cop as he attempted to move the crowd away from

City Hall steps. Kraig Spencer, 21, of Whitingsville, allegedly remained at the plaza as it was being evacuated due to an advancing storm.

It was unclear if the two were acquainted.

At last fall’s festival, 23 people were arrested for drugs and one person was treated for symptoms related to taking the drug “molly.” METRO

Last weekend’s festival saw fewerarrests than 2013. / PAT HEALY, METRO

Update

Woman struck by lightning at Ipswich beach dies A Connecticut woman who was struck by lightning at an Ipswich beach on Saturday has died after suff ering car-diac arrest and critical burns, police said Monday.

Marguerite Tomany, 61, of North Grosvenordale was one of two women struck while swimming at

Crane Beach during a spate of violent storms Saturday afternoon.

The other, a Concord woman who was not identi-fi ed, remains in critical condi-tion with serious burns.

The women were suff ering from cardiac arrest when paramedics arrived, though their heartbeats were restored after 20 minutes.

Both were taken to Massachusetts General Hospi-tal for treatment. METRO

Sean Mullin of BI2 Technologies in Plymouth shows off his company’s iris scanner, one of many biometric intelligence and identifi cation technologies they produce. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

Iris-scanning technology for booking prisoners; facial, iris and fingerprint recognition pro-gramming for a cop’s iPhone; a biometric database for sex of-fenders — it all sounds straight out of a James Bond movie, but it’s real and it’s being produced in Plymouth.

BI2 Technologies has sold its gadgetry to dozens of law enforcement entities, but some are asking if this equipment is necessarily good for the U.S.

Many law enforcement offi-

cials, and guys like Sean Mullin, the CEO of BI2, certainly think so. Mullin says such technology makes life easier for police and citizens alike. It saves time and offers reliable and accurate in-formation, he says. He also says the market for such products is booming as law enforcement becomes more comfortable us-ing such tools.

However, not everyone is welcoming these products with open arms. Take Kade Crock-ford, the director of the Tech-nology for Liberty program at the ACLU of Massachusetts. She is among those who are concerned about the growing over-militarization of police in the U.S.

Police run the risk of tram-pling civil liberties in their race to obtain the most cutting-edge technology, she says.

Mass. fi rm may hold the future of high-tech policing

Quoted

“Two hundred plus years of constitutional law does not go away because someone comes up with another gadget.” Mullin

Plymouth. In the face of civil liberty concerns, the market for biometric police tools is growing.

“Technologies like this — iris and face recognition — have a way of spreading in ways that are not totally ap-propriate,” she said.

Such concerns have grown louder across the country re-cently, in reaction to the shoot-ing of an unarmed black teen-ager in Ferguson, Missouri.

“All too often there is liter-ally zero conversation about whether or not people want

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this,” said Crockford. “This is definitely related to the milita-rization of police. It illustrates the breakdown between mili-tary and local and state police.”

Crockford says there are still many unanswered questions regarding how authorities use such biometric information.

Mullin is aware of the civil liberty concerns and is quick to point out “200-plus years of constitutional law does not go away because someone comes up with another gadget.”

“You have to have probable cause to scan someone’s iris,” he said.

The iris database Mullin’s company has built over the last six years has completed 12.2 billion successful cross-matches with a “zero percent false match rate,” he says.

He foresees iris-identifying

products to increase not only in law enforcement circles, but also in the banking, finance and health care industries in years to come.

“That’s the direction it’s going in,” he said.

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Dorchester opens new digs Mayor Marty Walsh on Monday attended a ribbon cutting for the Bornstein & Pearl Food Production Center on Quincy Street in Dorchester. Opening festivities included food tastings as well as tours of the $15 million, 36,000 square foot food production center for small and emerging food businesses. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

A pair of state gaming commissioners on Monday published their assessments of different aspects of two Boston-area casino plans.

Mohegan Sun is seeking approval to build a resort-style casino at Suffolk Downs racetrack in Revere, as Wynn Resorts Ltd. seeks the same support to build a resort-style casino in Everett.

Commissioner James McHugh, assessing each proposal’s building site and

design, labeled Mohegan’s design “creative,” and said he thought Wynn’s plan had “many positives,” but that the proposed hotel tower lacks “innovative energy characteristic of its Las Vegas hotels.”

Commissioner Enrique Zuniga assessed the financial plan of each project, judging Mohegan’s to be sufficient and Wynn’s to be “very good to outstanding.” DANNY MCDONALD

Bay State. Gaming board gives its initial grades

Climate change

Charges dropped against coal activists in lobster boats Bristol County District Attorney Sam Sutter decided not to prosecute two men who used a lobster boat to disrupt coal delivery to the

Brayton Point Power Station in Somerset.

Ken Ward and Jay O’Hara admitted that they obstructed the delivery in May 2013, and had planned to present a novel “necessity” defense, arguing they had to take action to prevent the disastrous consequences of climate change. SHNS

A Jamaica Plain man was recovering Monday after be-ing dragged roughly 30 feet while trapped underneath an outbound MBTA Orange Line train.

Rescue officials pulled the unidentified 25-year-old man out from under the train at Back Bay Station around 9:15 p.m. on Sunday.

The Boston Fire Depart-ment said the man was between the rails, and was conscious when he was res-cued. He somehow managed to avoid the electrified third rail.

“We were able to extricate him quickly. He was between the tracks underneath the train, so he wasn’t hurt too badly,” Boston Fire spokes-man Steve MacDonald told The Boston Globe.

He was taken to the hospital with what were described as minor arm and leg injuries, most of which were sustained from the fall

Back Bay. Man survives being dragged under Orange Line subway car

The incident happened at Back Bay Station. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

onto the tracks. He was also covered in grease, officials said.

The incident caused delays along the Orange Line on Sunday night. Shuttle bus-es replaced trains between Haymarket and Jackson Square, though the line was running normally for the Monday-morning commute. MORGAN ROUSSEAU

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A Mattapan woman pleaded guilty to manslaughter and robbery charges on Monday, during the second day of jury selection in the murder trial of a pizza delivery man who was stabbed at a Hyde Park apartment in 2010.

Yamiley Mathurin, who was 17 at the time of Richel Nova’s murder, is one of three tied to the crime. Her ex-boyfriend and friend are accused of stabbing Nova 16 times and stealing over $100 from him as he died. METRO

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State primary is today, polls open in Boston from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Polls across the state will open at 7 a.m. today and close at 8 p.m. for the primary election. Contested statewide primaries include races for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general and state treasurer, in addi-tion to a myriad of contests for various state representa-tive and state senate posts. The general election is slated for Tuesday, Nov. 4. METRO

Kate Ziegler, Hollaback Boston site director and policy coordinator, and Britni de la Cretaz, Hollaback Boston site director and events coordinator, are among a team hoping to eradicate catcalling in Boston. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

Hollaback! Ads on T discourage catcalling

Posters that have just popped up around the MBTA drop a big hint to clueless riders: If you don’t have anything appropri-ate to say, don’t say anything at all.

Hollaback! Boston and Mass NOW partnered to create the new ads, which were unveiled on T buses last Thursday and Red Line trains on Monday. The three posters display the mes-sages, “‘Hey sexy’ is not a com-pliment,” “Are you a boy or a girl?” and “If you see it happen, have her back.” They also warn that such comments qualify as street harassment.

“Public transportation is perfect [for harassers] because it’s anonymous,” said Britni de la Cretaz, a Hollaback! Boston director.

“The victim is trapped, it’s hard to get away and at the same time every stop is an easy escape for the harasser, so there is not a lot of accountability.”

Hollaback! Boston, which works to eradicate catcalling, has previously collaborated with the Boston Area Rape Cri-sis Center and Transit Police to place anti-sexual assault ads on the T, but de la Cretaz said Hol-laback! wanted their own ads targeting unwanted comments.

Hollaback! intern Kayla Ho-gan helped secure funding for the ads through Mass NOW’s

Quoted

“People seem to think that some of those benign statements like ‘Smile, beautiful’ and ‘Hey, sexy’ are compliments — but they’re not. We’re trying to appeal to the people who are not trying to cause harm.” De la Cretaz

Harassment. A local organization wants to enlighten passengers about unwanted comments.

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Feminism in Action grant.“The messages in the ads

are both informational and motivational, hopefully help-ing to shift our culture from one that asks, ‘Can we stop street harassment?’ to one that asks, ‘How can we stop street harassment?’” said Hogan. “It’s certainly something worth thinking about during our daily commutes.”

One of the ads refers to transgender people, who are often harrassed.

7NEWS

The iPhone 6 is expected to be announced today, which means that eager techies have already predicted what Apple will an-nounce in their highly secretive junket.

Among the most popular rumors is that the iPhone will get slightly bigger, boasting a 4.7-inch screen instead of the standard 4 inches. There’s also rumors that there will be a sec-ond, even larger 5.5-inch model.

With the larger sizes comes a larger price tag. The jumbo model is expected to retail at $299. However, the larger phone will supposedly come with a flat sapphire crystal dis-play to prevent cracked screens and a new 128GB storage op-

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tion, in addition to other up-graded features. People will be able to get their hands on either phone later this month.

While it’s groundbreak-ing territory for the iPhone to have two different sizes, Jack

Narcotta, analyst at Technol-ogy Business Research, Inc., said the company is simply playing catch-up to its competitors who already offer bigger screens, like the Samsung Galaxy Note and other Android models. “It’s more noteworthy (no pun in-tended) that Apple will likely be offering iPhone users a choice. The real story should be Apple’s expanding iPhone product line, not so much the focus on the screen’s dimensions,” he pointed out.

Bustling under the radar is the iWatch, which is also expect-ed to be announced. A smart watch could do everything in-cluding providing biometric data for health and fitness apps to helping people synchronize across their devices.

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The Baltimore Ravens released Ray Rice on Monday after a video surfaced showing the three-time Pro Bowl running back punching his then-fian-cee during an argument earlier this year.

A previously released video showed Rice dragging an un-conscious Janay Palmer, who is now his wife, from an elevator at an Atlantic City casino, but the new one was taken from inside the elevator.

“The Baltimore Ravens ter-minated the contract of RB Ray

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Rice this afternoon,” the team said in a one-sentence state-ment.

A short time later, the Na-tional Football League also

took action against Rice.“Commissioner Roger

Goodell has announced that based on the new video evi-dence that became available today he has imposed an indef-inite suspension on Ray Rice,” the league said in a statement.

An NFL spokesman said the league had not seen the new video before suspending the 27-year-old Rice for two games, a punishment widely seen as too lenient.

“We requested from law enforcement any and all infor-mation about the incident, in-cluding the video from inside the elevator,” NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said in an email to Reuters.

“That video was not made available to us and no one in our office has seen it until today.”REUTERS

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Word No. 2: No

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potentially revolutionary new

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Word No. 3: Maybe

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Prince William and Middleton play with George, who will soon have a “backup.” / GETTY IMAGES

Great news for everyone except Prince Harry, who now takes yet another step back in the British monarchy’s line of succession: Kate Middleton is pregnant once again, carrying her and Prince William’s sec-ond child, Kensington Palace confirms. Also confirmed: Middleton is once again suffer-ing from very acute morning sickness and is being treated by doctors. But now at least Harry will have a real job to do in coaching his upcoming niece or nephew how to best serve as “the backup” — as his late mother, Princess Diana, used to call him. I imagine he might also have some useful advice

down the road about London nightlife, hangover cures and what questionable Halloween costumes to avoid. Visit www.metro.us for reactions from royals fans outside Bucking-ham Palace.

in Venice, Italy, according to E! News. Clooney apparently used his time at the podium during the recent Celebrity Fight Night in Italy Gala in Florence to fill everyone in on his and Alamuddin’s plans, including where and when they’ll tie

the knot. “He said he is an honorary 12-year

resident of Italy and then said they were getting mar-ried in Venice,” an attendee reports.

As for NPH and DB, their

nuptials were in Italy, thought it was

not disclosed what part. Harris tweeted, “Guess what? @DavidBurtka and I got mar-ried over the weekend. In Italy. Yup, we put the ‘n’ and ‘d’ in ‘husband.’”

3Talking point

Miley just being Miley at NYFW In response to the usual calls of

“Who are you wearing?” during

Fashion Week, pop troublemaker

Miley Cyrus can respond, “No one!”

She showed up to a top-secret

NYFW after-party looking very

NSFW: She only wore a pair of

pasties and pants. Let’s just be glad

she didn’t follow Coco Chanel’s

fashion rule of taking one item off

before leaving the house.

1 Everyone’s getting married in Italy

Lots of additional happy romantic news to report today: George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin have chosen a location for their impend-ing nuptials and Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka disclosed that they secretly tied the knot over the weekend. Let’s start with Clooney: The nuptials of the proverbial bachelor will take place in a couple of weeks

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Onstage

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Speaking of NPH, you

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He was replaced by Andrew

Rannells last month and

yesterday it was announced

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by Michael C. Hall! The actor

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killer Dexter, will play the

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He’s one of the most popular guys on TV and comes across as not only funny, but genu-inely kind. But Lisa Rogak, who profiles Jon Stewart in her lat-est unauthorized biography, “Angry Optimist: The Life and Times of Jon Stewart,” says the TV personality has a dark side that would surprise his fans.

It should be noted that Rogak never interviewed Stewart or visited the set of “The Daily Show,” but instead pulled information from ar-ticles and interviews about him and talked to some people who have worked with him or knew him growing up. And while she does point out some of Stewart’s positive traits, the shock lies in the revelation that Stewart is bitter and a hermit.

“The angst of working on the set [was exposed] a few years ago, and in a response to that, a PR person at Comedy Central contacted Bark maga-zine to do a story on how staff members could bring their dogs to work. It was like, ‘Let’s just stop the attention from all the angst, inner conflict and

“bad boss” stories,’” Rogak says.While he is presumably a

happy family man, Rogak has her doubts about Stewart’s wife, Tracey McShane. “I found one quote where she said she was anxious all the time,” Rogak re-ports. “[Stewart] is angry all the time, but he believes everything will turn out for the better.”

As for what she thinks is next for Stewart, Rogak pre-dicts that it all depends on how the movie he directed, “Rose-water,” is perceived. “It just seems like he is going through the motions [with ‘The Daily Show’] and not taking a lot of risks like he used to,” she says. “I wouldn’t be surprised if he were to announce he was leav-ing the show.”

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Rogak, who has written more than 40 books including biographies of President Barack Obama,

Michelle Obama and Shel Silverstein, says Stewart could not be more diff erent from Stephen Colbert, someone else she released a biography about. “Everyone went out of their way to say Colbert was a gentleman and a genuinely nice man,” she says. “When I was doing the research on Jon Stewart, nobody used those terms.”

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When Season 7 premieres, 10 days have passed since Tara’s death. Jax, her long-time paramour, “is in a very schizophrenic state,” Hunnam says. “He’s obviously very, very sad and vulnerable and kind of broken, but there’s a huge amount of vengeance and an-ger in his heart, at least in the very beginning. … He knows what he wants to do, but he can’t get away from the fact that the love of his life has just been taken from him.”

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Consent by celebs requiredRe: ‘Celebrities have no right to privacy’ (Metro, Sept. 8) To answer letter writer Jean Kazadi’s question, “What’s the diff erence when a celeb is paid $1 million by a magazine to publish his or her naked photos or a hacker posts them on the Net?” CONSENT. Short and sweet. Although celebri-ties know that their lives lack privacy, paparazzi pictures are diff erent than a person’s cell phone being hacked.KELSI DARLING, VIA EMAIL

The answer to your fi nal ques-tion is pretty simple: consent. It seems to confuse a lot of people these days.SCOTT PERRY, VIA EMAIL

Obama needs to take charge of ISIS crisisRe: ‘We will “degrade and destroy” ISIS: Obama’ (Metro, Sept. 4) As I read the news story on President Obama’s address in Estonia, I noted Metro ran

the “degrade and destroy” portion of what Obama stated to news reporters gathered around him, but it did not print the president’s response to a follow-up question as to how we will degrade and destroy ISIS. What the president said in response became the center of the whole news story. The president started off sounding like General Douglas MacArthur but ended up sounding like former President Jimmy Carter. I well remember when Obama went from speaking of destroy-ing ISIS to seeking to “shrink” it into a “manageable problem.” The White House then seemed

forced to send out Vice Presi-dent Joe Biden to clarify what Obama apparently meant to say. According to Biden, we will chase ISIS to the gates of hell. However, in the meantime, we can’t even cross over the line into Syria. Who’s in charge at the White House today? Back during Watergate, General Alex-ander Haig said he was. Now? No one. ISIS acts with impunity.SAL GIARRATANI, VIA EMAIL

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BRADY AND BELICHICK TOO OLD TO WIN IN 2014?

When does an overreaction become just a reaction? Or even an underreaction?

We won’t really know if that panic button pressed by many Patriots fans yesterday was truly warranted until January or February or possibly as soon as December; but cer-tainly at no point in the past decade or so have there been as many people embedded in the “This Is the End” camp.

I’m starting to lean that way, myself — truth be told. I mean, at some point, the Foxboro magic will run out. It’s inevitable. It’s coming, and why couldn’t it come in 2014?

As much as everyone around here wants to hold off on saying Tom Brady and Bill Belichick aren’t as good as they used to be, that might just be the case right about now.

See, Father Time is one gruff and grizzled old man. He doesn’t warn you of his ar-rival, he’s always an uninvited guest and he kicks the door down with the kind of force that Cameron Wake levied on Brady two days ago. Sadly, Daddy Time might have just pulled off onto Route 1, passing a sign that reads “Foxboro/Wrentham.”

Before getting too car-ried away, it is important to remember that there have been games like Sunday’s before in the Brady/Belichick era, particularly early in the season and particularly against AFC East rivals. There was the Rex Ryan “voice mail” game in September of 2009, when Ryan told Jets fans to drown out

Brady. They did, and the Jets won 16-9 in the Meadowlands. Ryan and the Jets also got the best of Brady and the Pats in the second week of the 2010 season, winning 28-14 in New Jersey. In 2011, in the third game of that season, it was the Bills who upset the Pats, pick-ing off Brady four times and winning 34-31.

All of those games caused classic “Overreaction Mon-

Jadeveon Clowney was injuredSunday. / GETTY IMAGES

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Righty Matt Barnes, a prized pitcher in the Red Sox farm system since being drafted in the first round of the 2011 draft, was called up to the big-league club Monday.

The UConn product will pitch out of the Boston bullpen for the remainder of the 2014 season.

The Red Sox host the Orioles at Fenway through Wednesday before a four-game series in Kansas City against the Royals. METRO

MLB. Highly regarded Barnes gets his MLB shot

Itchy and scratchy

Brady ditches beard after lossTom Brady’s good luck beard was anything but good luck Sunday in Miami, and on Monday, the Patriots quar-terback shed the facial hair.

“The beard’s gone,” Brady told WEEI sports radio’s “Dennis & Callahan” show. “I was really pissed off this morning.”

Brady added that his wife, Gisele Bundchen, was glad to see Brady shaved.“She’s very happy,” Brady said. METRO

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days” around here, but all of those games also occurred when age stated that Brady and Belichick were both still in their primes.

Sorry, but 37 for an NFL quarterback is “past prime,” there’s no way around that. Age 62 for an NFL head coach is also “past prime.” That’s just a fact.

Quarterbacks in their early 30s and head coaches in their mid-50s are thought to be ideal in the NFL as history shows time and time again that win-ning comes easier to those in that age bracket.

We were told in the days prior to the disaster on South Beach that Brady could play until he’s 50, or at least until he “sucks.” And facts state that Belichick still has three years to go before he would enter a season with people snicker-ing “no coach that old has ever won a Super Bowl.” (Tom Coughlin won it all at 65.)

So this could all be another big overreaction. Until it isn’t. It’s quite possible the Pats could still go 12-4 or 13-3 this season. And they should definitely be at least .500 by the end of September with the Vikings, Raiders and Chiefs on tap. But Sunday’s issues could certainly pop up again in Janu-ary, and they may be part of a grand scale Patriots problem.

We’re simply looking for clues at this point as to the fate of Brady, Belichick and the Patriots in 2014 and beyond. The first hint of this particular season was an alarming one, for sure.

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