Beer league player who kicked opponent in face with skate - has punishment announced - RCMP also involved

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Ryan
August 12, 2022 (3:17 PM)

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It's been just over a week now since a video surfaced of a altercation in a adult mens league hockey game in Burnaby, British Columbia where a player took it way too far.

One player kicked his opponent in the face with his skate blade, which he is very lucky more significant injuries did not occur.

@heatdaddy69420 how many games (or years) would you suspend this guy? pic.twitter.com/9v9mirDNtc� Mark Larsen (@marklarsen91) August 4, 2022

The player who committed the kick has been suspended for life by the Adult SAFE Hockey League.

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In case anyone was looking for an update on this incident, the @theASHL has banned Brandon Gee-Moore for life. Good call. https://t.co/AcdrfFxzHN� Dave_VFX (@PucksOnDave) August 9, 2022

The RCMP have also gotten involved with an investigation for assault, following the kick on July 29th. They are still in the process of speaking with players who witnessed the act, so most likely there will be charges pressed to some degree.

You may have a seen a video flying around WhatsApp or on Reddit of a Burnaby beer leaguer kicking an opponent in the face with his skate. I've looked into it. Player has been suspended and cops are looking into it https://t.co/ZsvCrYoN5l� Patrick Johnston (@risingaction) August 4, 2022

No one in beer league is making the National Hockey League. There is no reason ever for this type of act of violence.

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Beer league player who kicked opponent in face with skate - has punishment announced - RCMP also involved

It's been just over a week now since a video surfaced of a altercation in a adult mens league hockey game in Burnaby, British Columbia where a player took it way too far.

Will be he charged?