Three weeks ago we hardly told you about this 24 Hours after the appointment of Daniel Brier as general manager of the Philadelphia Flyers, his son, Carson BriereWith an absolutely stupid gesture, he embarrassed his father.
The latter had actually snatched a young woman’s wheelchair before pushing it down the steps of a bar in a completely baseless and mean manner.
After this incident, Daniel made an official statement to respond to the situation.
“I was shocked to see Carson’s actions in the video shared on social media yesterday. They are inexcusable and totally at odds with our family values of treating people with respect. Carson deeply regrets his actions and accepts full responsibility for his actions.”
– Daniel Brier
And then, a few days later, the city of Erie’s official website reported that officers had formally filed criminal mischief and disturbance charges.
Finally the page TMZ Sports also reported that the hockey player 23 The year-old had been suspended from his Mercyhurst varsity team while the investigation into the incidents was ongoing.
In addition, the bar in question had also taken the decision to ban Brière from the establishment for life because he claimed he was no longer welcome at the bar Sullivan’s Pub and that we would not hesitate to contact the authorities if he set foot in the bar again.
Today we learn by the wire Twitter of Mercyhurst Lakersthat Carson Brière is officially no longer on the Mercyhurst University ice hockey team, despite having one year of NCAA eligibility remaining.
As mentioned Katherine Harvey Pinard above LaPresse, this isn’t the first time Brière has been kicked out of an ice hockey program. In November 2019Arizona State University fired him “For Violating Team Rules”an employee told him Walter Cronkite Sports Network at that time.
In short, it’s an exemplary sanction for the youngster who sees his stint in the NCAA curtailed.
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