As if this bitter rivalry needed more fuel on its fire, the Pittsburgh Steelers were woken up at 3 AM this morning at the Hilton Hotel in Boston after a conniving Patriots fan pulled the fire alarm at the hotel. The entire hotel needed to be evacuated.
According to Fox News,
Dennis Harrison, 25, of East Boston was arrested by Massachusetts State Police in connection to the false alarm. Police told FOX25 he was found walking on the hotel property and had activated the pull alarm.
According to the Boston Fire Department, the alarm originated in a stairwell at the hotel.
Police say Harrison was not a guest at the hotel and had no reason to be on the property.
Harrison has been charged with disturbing the peace, setting off a false fire alarm and disorderly conduct.
#BREAKING: Fire alarm pulled at #Steelers hotel in Boston, guests being evacuated. Fire Dept investigating. #KDKA pic.twitter.com/CYt70UeQFG
— Ian Smith (@ismithKDKA) January 22, 2017
Tonight’s AFC Championship game has historical consquences, as the team to win will be the first franchise in NFL history to make it to nine Super Bowls.
If the Patriots win and this becomes a storyline, I’m going to officially lose all hope in the media and humanity at large.
Belichick's response to Fire Alarm Gate pic.twitter.com/YhIK0sHgfT
— Busted Coverage (@bustedcoverage) January 22, 2017
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BREAKING: Police are looking for this man after surveillance cameras caught him pulling the fire alarm in the Steelers hotel just before 3am pic.twitter.com/incfTcVoN6
— Fake SportsCenter (@FakeSportsCentr) January 22, 2017
"someone pulled a fire alarm at the steelers hotel? I know nothing about it." pic.twitter.com/m8biuL1jhG
— Jason Gay (@jasongay) January 22, 2017
BREAKING: Authorities release sketch of man believed to have pulled fire alarm at Steelers hotel this morning. Police looking for your help pic.twitter.com/w67drk3pON
— NFL Memes (@NFL_Memes) January 22, 2017
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