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Jail time for scam ringleader

WOBURN - The mastermind behind a telemarketing scam that fooled more than 1,000 people into donating money to charities will spend the next few years in state prison.

Ronald Seeley, 39, of Medford, pleaded guilty to the charges in Middlesex Superior Court this week and Judge Wendie Gershengorn sentenced him to 4 1 /2 to six years in prison.

A Quincy man pleaded guilty to his part in the scam in June. George Borden, 53, was sentenced to 2 1 /2 years in jail and five years probation.

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Prosecutors say Seeley and Borden and three other men spent more than $100,000 in donations meant for disabled veterans and retired police officers on jewelry, cars, a house and expensive meals.

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Seeley ran CMR Marketing, also known as All Star Marketing, and the scam between August 2006 and January 2008, court documents say. Seely also pleaded guilty to two separate cases of drug distribution, witness intimidation and threats.

Seeley, his son Brandon Seeley, 21, and some of Seeley's employees would claim that they were affiliated with the New England Paralyzed Veterans Association (NEPVA), and that money raised would benefit that organization. But they spent the money on themselves instead, according to prosecutors. They also solicited donations to a fund for retired Boston police and stole some of that money.

The state Attorney General's office began an investigation of CMR/ All Star Marketing during the summer of 2006. Last year, while Seeley was under indictment and out on personal recognizance in the telemarketing fraud and drug cases, State Police began a new investigation of him after receiving information that he was distributing drugs at times when he was due in court.

Brandon Seeley also pleaded guilty in June and was sentenced to 2 1 /2 years in jail with the sentence suspended for five years. His probation was revoked on Jan. 22 and he is currently serving the jail sentence.

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Jail looms for accused

A TIMARU man, found guilty by a majority verdict of injuring with Replica Patek Philippe Watch intent to injure, has "a hard row to hoe" to avoid jail time a judge warned.

George Oliver Ernie Dawson, 20, appearing in the Timaru District Court before Judge Michael Crosbie and a jury of six men and six women, was found guilty by majority verdict on the charge of injuring with intent to injure, and not guilty on a charge of assault with a weapon (a length of wood).

On May 16 last year Dawson and two teenage girls had the violent altercation that brought rise to the charges. Dawson was last night remanded in custody to March 3 for a pre-sentence report and sentencing. The jury spent six hours deliberating before returning about 8.30pm with the majority verdict of 11-1.

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Defence counsel Campbell Savage applied for bail on the grounds that Dawson had a fulltime job and did not have extensive previous convictions. Judge Crosbie declined the application and said Dawson had "a hard row to hoe", noting he had three previous convictions for assaults and one of breaching community work, since late 2008.

The prospect of avoiding jail was not good, Judge Crosbie said. "The maximum penalty is five years' jail. The starting point, by virtue of the beating [Dawson] administered to the victim is unlikely to come down to a range where home detention would apply."

Last February Dawson was convicted of punching one young man in the head at the skateboard park after words were exchanged between him and others. Dawson hit another young man in the face with a skateboard. The victim was left with dizziness and headaches and required medical treatments.

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At the time Judge David Saunders told Dawson he would likely lose his liberty if he continued to assault people as only two weeks before he had appeared on another violence matter.

Yesterday's is understood to be only the second majority verdict trial in Timaru.

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Jail for would-be robbers over

TWO men have been jailed for a total of nine years after they attempted to rob the occupants of a house in Leicester.

Pritpal Singh Gill, 28, and Kamal Chamund, 30, were overpowered by their intended victims at the house in Tichborne Street, Highfields. Gill, of Fosse Road South, West End, and Chamund, of Marc Jacobs Fake Handbags Blankley Drive, Stoneygate, appeared at Leicester Crown Court to plead guilty to attempted robbery.

Police said the pair went to the house in September last year.

However the two men were restrained by the residents and the police were called.

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Gill was jailed for four years for attempted robbery and destroying and damaging property.

He was also sentenced to a further two years for breaching a previous suspended sentence.

Chamund received a threeyear sentence for attempted robbery.

He was also sentenced to another eight months for a separate offence.

Detective Constable Denise Pritchard, who investigated the case, said: "We are really pleased with the outcome of this case - nine years between the two offenders is a great result.

"Gill and Chamund's attempt at robbery fell flat on its face when the occupants at the house managed to restrain them until we arrived.

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"Both of them were charged the very next day and were remanded into custody until they appeared at court.

"This is a great example of the public and police working closely together and what excellent results can come from it.

"I hope that this will act as a deterrent to any criminals in the future and will show them that we will put them behind bars."


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TONY'S TIPS Everton 0.5 on Asian handicap 3pts 2.06 Ladbrokes Bolton 2pts 13-10 general Chelsea 2pts 5-6 general Asian handicaps explained, page 105 DERBY weekend kicks off with Liverpool against Everton and more evidence that the balance of power is shifting on Merseyside.

A couple of months ago you'd have lumped on Liverpool beating David Moyes's men, who were in disarray.

Now, though, it's all turned full circle and I'd want to be laying Rafa's Reds. Everton at odds-against with a half-goal start on the Asians will do me fine.

Liverpool have kept four clean sheets in their last six in the league which is the record of a side scrapping for everything. But in Everton they are coming up against the master scrappers and the Toffees are flying.

Thirteen points out of 15 - the only dropped points came in a 2-2 draw at Arsenal - confirms the revival that Moyes was forecasting once he got some players back from injury.

Marouane Fellaini is playing as well as ever, Landon Donovan is a classy loan signing, Phil Neville's return beefs everything up and even Philippe Senderos slotted seamlessly into the back four in last week's 1-0 win at Wigan. Remember, the Swiss defender has a World Cup pedigree and just because he'd fallen out of love with Arsenal doesn't mean he can't mature into a top defender. He's got all Mont Blanc Watches the attributes.

The fact that he won't have Fernando Torres to mark is a bonus and Liverpool are still without Yossi Benayoun, their one really creative gem.

I think Everton will attempt to stifle the life out of Liverpool, stay organised in the Piaget Watch middle, cramp Steven Gerrard and be a massive threat at set-plays.

I can see a tight, low-scoring, hostile encounter. The stakes are massive for both clubs.

It's too early to have formed a firm opinion on Bolton under Owen Coyle. It isn't as though he's had the easiest of baptisms - three of his first five matches in charge have been against Arsenal and Liverpool.

They were all lost but, crucially, the two winnable matches against Sheffield United and Burnley at home were both won, and it's matches like Burnley at home that will define their season.

They've another of those fixtures today when Fulham visit the Reebok Stadium and I'm convinced Coyle's men can chalk up another priceless home win to inch themselves further away from the drop zone.

It's hard to put your finger on why Fulham are such rotten travellers, but they just can't cut it away from the Cottage.

They do get outbattled in some games - though that doesn't explain such tepid efforts as the one they produced at Spurs recently - and Bolton will give them a real battle.

Coyle's mentality is less bluecollar than his predecessor, Gary Megson, but you've got to work with the tools at your disposal and the likes of Kevin Davies, Gary Cahill, Fabrice Muamba and Johan Elmander are big, strong presences who will put themselves about.

And there's a lightweight streak to Fulham that is there to be exposed. Get on Bolton.

I've also got to have Chelsea against Arsenal.

You can't expect Arsenal to be as bad again as they were against Manchester United, but you can expect Chelsea to approach the task in the same way as Fergie's men did.

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SCRAPPY CHAMPS

IRELAND 29 ITALY 11 IRELAND captain Brian O'Driscoll insisted it was a "good workout" after his side began the defence of their RBS 6 Nations crown with a win over a very weak Italy at Croke Park.

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Recalled Ronan O'Gara opened the scoring on nine minutes Replica Chopard with the first of six goals from as many attempts to become the first player to score 500 points in the championship.

When Heaslip and O'Leary scored tries before halftime the champions looked set to run away with it.

But the tigerish Italian defence kept them tryless after the break.

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O'Driscoll said: "We had a reasonable first half but never really got out of the blocks in the second half.

'We didn't get any fluidity into our game and didn't string anything together. We were glad to hear the final whistle."


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Saxons complete Italian job

ITALY A 5 ENGLAND SAXONS 31 ENGLAND Saxons made it two wins out of two after overcoming a physical Italy A side in Treviso.

Following the Saxons' good 17-13 victory over Ireland A last Sunday in Bath, Stuart Lancaster's men had to overcome a 5-0 half- time deficit against the Italians.

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Gloucester prop Paul Doran-Jones started the game despite getting sin-binned in the win over the Irish, which could have potentially cost them the game.

Young second row Dave Attwood also came on for the last quarter of the match after playing an hour last weekend in the West Country.

The home side went ahead after 22 minutes through scrum-half Pablo Canavosio.

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After the break England fly-half Shane Geraghty got his side on the scoreboard for the first time with a penalty.

Then just before the hour, Harlequins wing David Strettle raced up the wing before offloading inside to Northampton's number eight Phil Dowson who sent Worcester wing Miles Benjamin over to score.

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Geraghty added the conversion and it was the time of the English pack to be rewarded for their hard work.

The referee awarded them a penalty try which Alex Goode easily converted.

Goode then crossed before converting himself in the 76th minute and Strettle showed his blistering pace up the wing to score.


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Tim Grobaty Lesson in curling

HURLING, LIKE AN IRISHMAN: All right, so there is an Irish sport called hurling. It's not the sort of hurling they do at Irish bars in America - that's called "darts" (we're not going with the obvious here). Rather, it's a wickedly fast field sport played in Ireland that's a cross between soccer, baseball, field hockey, kill-the-guy- with-the-ball, rugby and civil unrest. There's 15 stick-wielding men to a team, lots of Celtic nomenclature and cunning little shorts.

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The existence of this sport was made clear to us by a flock of Irish readers after we wrote a column in which we made our friend Jennifer a source of tragically short-lived derision for saying (while discussing, we are certain, the Winter Olympics sport of curling) "I can't believe they call hurling a sport."

Naturally, a meddling Irishman told the gleefully laughing crowd that, actually, there is a sport called hurling, and Jennifer, crawfishing madly from the Winter Games discussion, insisted that she had been referring to the Irish sport of hurling all along.

And then her mom, Nancy, who ruined our Super Bowl last month with her jarringly abrupt and ungrounded affinity for the New Orleans Saints, similarly insisted - on Facebook! - that her beloved and apparently favorite daughter had been discussing the grueling Irish sport all along (this same woman was either unable or unwilling to summon up a similarly flimsy defense for her other daughter, Wendy, after her "throwing a field goal" remark).

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We don't buy it. No one would question the sportedness of the undisputed sport of hurling, inasmuch as it contains bits of practically every sport there is, with the glaring exception of curling.

We'll be generous. We'll say Jennifer meant to say, "I can't believe they call whirling a sport," which, well, who calls it a sport? It's a sort of hyperactive form of spinning meditation as practiced by Sufi dervishes. You can't keep score, unless you give points for falling down in a dizzy stupor.

Or, we'll give her, "I can't believe they call Cornish hurling a sport." The variation is played only in Cornwall. It's basically a mob game played with a silver ball. Our favorite variation - and this is from Wikipedia, not our vast knowledge of Cornish athletics - is the game played every five years at Bodmin, in which "the aim is to carry the ball from Salting Pool via old A30, along Callywith Road, then through Castle Street, Church Square and Honey Street to finish at the Turret Clock in Fore Street. The person who carries the ball to the turret clock receives a reward of 10 pounds from the mayor."

We agree with Jennifer. We can't believe they call that a sport.

BACK TO CURLING: Speaking of curling, which apparently no one was, in that same column we sent people who wish to learn the sport (or whatever) of curling, on a merry chase to Simi Valley to learn the sport, while What's Hot! correspondent Terry Smith tells us there are curling rings (not rinks; rinks are for skating. There are no skates in curling, which is why some people can't believe it's a sport) in way-more nearby Rinks Westminster, 13071 Springdale St., Westminster.

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The problem, if you've never tried curling before, is that all the learn-to-curl classes are filled through the end of March.

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Tolchard to make bid for last

KINGS player Sam Tolchard will be hoping to add to the Australian Open men's pairs title won by England team-mates Mervyn King and Stuart Airey yesterday when the 20-year-old Devonian competes in this morning's quarter-finals of the triples.

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Wiltshire's Graham Shadwell is certainly making a claim to pip Tolchard for the coveted singles berth at the Delhi Games in October after beating Mark Casey 10-4, 4-9, 4-3 to reach the semi-finals.

Shadwell, who went head-to-head with Tolchard in last summer's Middleton Cup clash at Exonia and got hammered, will now play Samuel Pryor.

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The $125, 000 Open in Melbourne ruled out Tolchard from competing in this week's EIBA national finals of the mixed pairs and fours where he had skipped a Torquay United rink to the last 32 of each event.

After Amanda Higginbotham and sub John Evans went down in the first round of the pairs at Northampton, Evans was counting the cost of another 400-mile round trip after he substituted for Tolchard in the fours.

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In the opening rounds at the Desborough IBC yesterday, Area 20 qualifiers Higginbotham, Sophie Tolchard, Evans and skip James Webber were beaten by Stephen Bain (Eastbourne) 22-16, having been 20-6 down at one point.


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