BOSTON (WHDH) - Boston city leaders are making sure everyone stays safe during Super Bowl Sunday, regardless of whether the New England Patriots win or lose.
The Patriots take on the Los Angeles Rams in Atlanta but Police Commissioner William G. Gross is preparing for celebrations in Bean Town.
“Any student behaving in a way that warrants the intervention of police because of misconduct will have their name turned over to the respective dean of students for appropriate discipline,” he warned the surrounding college communities.
Gross also warned the rest of the city to stay safe and out of trouble.
“Please remember that there will be zero tolerance for disruptive and illegal behavior,” he said.
The city has issued a number of parking bans beginning Sunday night and lasting until 1 a.m. on Monday.
Mayor Martin J. Walsh says he feels confident that the Patriots are prepared to take on the Rams.
“Listen. We have Tom Brady. We have the best quarterback in NFL history, the best coach in NFL history,” he said. “We have an incredible rookie running back. We have an incredible tight end. We have cornerbacks, safeties, receivers. I mean figure it out for yourself.”
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