Grabovski Charged with Assault After Hockey Game

0:00It's March 31st. Welcome to Canada News today, powered by AI. Former Toronto Maple Leafs Center Macau-Grabaski faces an assault charge after a minor hockey playoff game in Markham, Ontario, Ontario. York Regional Police arrested a 42-year-old man on March 14th around 10.50pm at the Markham Village Community Center following. Reports of an attack on a coach. The victim suffered minor injuries and went to the hospital while the suspect was hit with one count of assault. The incident happened right after the Markham Waxers under 15 Triple-A team got blown out 11-0 by the York Simco Express in a game full of penalties. Officials gave the waxers a 10-minute misconduct for disrespectful behavior at the end and things bowled over as coaches headed to the dressing rooms. Parents from both sides reviewed security footage and were shaken by the commotion, which included shouting and separation by onlookers. The Ontario Minor Hockey Association quickly stepped in, suspending Grabaski pending the

1:04police probe and made it clear they don't tolerate that. Kind of. Conduct. Court records confirmed the charge was sworn on March 30th, with his first appearance set for June 12th in New Market. Grabaski, who coaches the waxersquads, runs a local hockey academy and was slated to lead their under-16 team next season. Grabaski built a solid NHL resume with 91 goals over his career, mostly with the leaves, but this off-ice drama has the minor hockey world. Watching closely as the investigation rolls on.