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Lawsuit: Football Team Covered Up Stolen Vicodin

By Edward Bills

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The former security director for the New Orleans Saints has filed a lawsuit against the team, alleging that the team attempted to cover up the theft of Vicodin from its training facility by a senior member of the team’s staff. Geoff Santini claims in his lawsuit that he and other staff members were told to cover up the missing pills by changing log records just in time for an NFL audit. Santini said that he refused to hide the information and was forced to resign from the team.

Full post as published by Bodily Injury Blog on May 06, 2010 (boomark / email).

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