Former Vancouver Canuck Donald Brashear Arrested & Facing Serious Charges in Quebec
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Former Vancouver Canucks forward and National Hockey League enforcer Donald Brashear is facing some serious charges in Quebec, CBC Radio Canada is reporting.
Donald Brashear spent parts of six seasons as a member of the Vancouver Canucks, dropping his gloves on any occasion possible and was involved in a dangerous incident during a game in 2000, dangerous incident during a game in 2000, where Boston's Marty McSorley wacked him in the head with his stick.
Donald Brashear facing serious charges in Quebec
According to CBC Radio Canada, Donald Brashear has been charged in Quebec City for an alleged assault of a female recently.
CBC Radio Canada shared that Donald Brashear appeared in court via video in Quebec City on Saturday morning where he pleaded not guilty to the assault charge and the Crown denied his release.
Note: the quotes in this story are translated from French
"Former National Hockey League (NHL) player Donald Brashear is charged with assault. He appeared Saturday morning by videoconference at the Quebec City courthouse from the premises of the Quebec City Police Department (SPVQ).
Brashear pleaded not guilty and the Crown opposed his release. The alleged victim is a woman." CBC Radio Canada said.
Brashear pleaded not guilty and the Crown opposed his release. The alleged victim is a woman." CBC Radio Canada said.
Maxime Truman of DansLesCoulisses reported on social media that Brashear is being held at a detention center in Quebec and is in protective custody away from other inmates.
"He is therefore currently being held in the Quebec detention center according to my sources.
He is currently said to be in protective custody and away from other inmates." Truman said.
He is currently said to be in protective custody and away from other inmates." Truman said.
Brashear, 53, spent parts of 16 seasons in the National Hockey League with Montreal, Vancouver, Philadelphia, Washington and the New York Rangers where he amassed 205 points (85 goals, 120 assists) and 2,634 penalty minutes in 1,025 games.
Source: CBC Radio Canada
Former hockey player Donald Brashear charged with assault
Former hockey player Donald Brashear charged with assault
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