Criminal charges after the outbreak of the little hockey trainer stop the game

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The police commemorate hockey parents of the skills that were normally charged in childhood sports and respect after the outbreak of a youth coach for seven-year-olds.

The Woodstock police said it was about 8:45 a.m. on March 1 on the last Saturday when a coach argued with a referee call during a youth game. The confrontation escalated after the trainer started screaming obscurships and bringing the game to a standstill, the police said.

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The coach was ejected, the police said, but continued to say a scene by screaming and refusing to leave the premises, the police said and added that the arena employees contacted the police to remove it.

Officials arrived on the ice rink – which was not named by the police – and accompanied the coach to a changing room to collect his things, the police said. The situation continued to escalate when the coach continued to be “disturbing” by shouting at the audience, the police said.

When the officials started the coach with the escort, he became violent, the police said and added that he opposed the official physically and began to swing his arms, which led to a confrontation that forced two civil servants to physically reserve the coach, the police said.

A 42-year-old is exposed to several charges, including a fault, two cases of the police and the resistance to the arrest.

“This incident is reminiscent of the importance of maintaining sportiness and respect, especially in youth sports, in which the implementation of coaches and spectators can set an example for young athletes,” said the police in a statement.

There were many reactions on social media on news about the incident. “What a terrible example of poor sportiness, while his children experience great behavior,” wrote Deedee Michiel.

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