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DeBrusk Facing Multiple Criminal Charges
by Paul on 01/18/11 at 12:33 PM ET
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from the CP at The Hockey News,
A television sports commentator and former NHL player is facing more than a few minutes in the penalty box after a late-night punch-up in Vancouver.
Louie DeBrusk, a Sportsnet broadcaster with the Edmonton Oilers, is facing several charges for allegedly assaulting a cab driver, punching a Good Samaritan and vandalizing a taxi.
Vancouver Police say the incidents occurred Jan. 7 outside a downtown Vancouver hotel, just hours after the Oilers lost 6-1 to the Canucks.
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Geez, what is it with hockey players and cabbies?
^This. Never mind the players, I think the league needs to take action to protect CABBIES from headshots.
Cue Mike Milbury….
Posted by Mr. Fnytelhatt on 01/18/11 at 02:22 PM ET
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Geez, what is it with hockey players and cabbies?
Posted by StevieSteve on 01/18/11 at 01:48 PM ET