Boston Blotter: Baseball May Not Kill, After All

-- The press may have jumped the gun when it blamed our national pastime for the death of Matthew Matthew Beaudoin, 29, the Red Sox fan allegedly killed by a Yankee fan's vehicle. Police say that Ivonne Hernandez, 43, accelerated her car into Beaudoin in Nashua, NH, early Friday, killing him. Initial sources reported that Hernandez had become enraged when Beaudoin shouted "Yankees suck!" after a barroom argument about the teams. But, Donna Dione, Beaudoin's 29-year-old girlfriend, claims that Hernandez killed the man because he had broken up a fistfight. [Herald]

-- Carmen "the Cheesman" DiNunzio, the reputed North End mob boss wants to return to his shop after federal agents arrested him on misdemeanor charges that he attempted to bribe officials for Big Dig contracts. DiNunzio, who weighs 400 pounds, is said to be at imminent risk of stroke or heart attack. [Herald]

-- A woman in Woburn replaced Flinstones vitamins with candies while they were still on store shelves after she became enraged when she bought vitamins that had been tampered with, police say. [WBZ]

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