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ATLANTA – The NBA will set new security guidelines for its arenas, exerting more authority over a matter previously left to individual teams, Commissioner David Stern said yesterday. Stern said the November 19 Pacers-Pistons brawl that spilled into the stands and led to three Indiana players being suspended for 25 or more games – including the season-long penalty for Ron Artest – exposed current policies as inadequate.
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|ATLANTA – The NBA will set new security guidelines for its arenas, exerting more authority over a matter previously left to individual teams, Commissioner David Stern said yesterday. Stern said the November 19 Pacers-Pistons brawl that spilled into the stands and led to three Indiana players being suspended for 25 or more games – including the season-long penalty for Ron Artest – exposed current policies as inadequate.
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