News about Daniel Briere

Five members of Canada's 2018 world junior hockey team have been summoned to London, Ontario, where they could face charges of sexual assault later this year. At a gala, London police opened an investigation in 2022 after hearing that Hockey Canada had settled a $3.5 million lawsuit with a woman who said she had been sexually assaulted by eight members of the gold medal-winning squad at a gala. Five players from the team were ordered to surrender to police in the city halfway between Toronto and Detroit to face sexual harassment charges, according to the Globe & Mail, quoting anonymous sources.

Daniel Briere, the Philadelphia Flyers' general manager, has been banned from pushing a woman's empty wheelchair down the stairs of an Erie, Pennsylvania bar earlier this year. Carson Briere, a former college hockey player at Arizona State and Mercyhurst, as well as former Mercyhurst lacrosse player Patrick Carrozzi, have been accepted by a Pennsylvania judge to enroll in a first-time, nonviolent offenders program. Both men will be on probation for 15 months, and if those sentences are completed in accordance with the court-ordered scheme, their charges of second-degree criminal mischief will be dropped and expunged from their record. Briere and Carrozzi are seen on a security camera at the top of a staircase in an Erie bar, where they push the wheelchair down the steps on March 11. Their steps, according to police, pose a risk to anyone coming up the stairs, as well as creating a dangerous situation by blocking the staircase.

For the first time, the disabled woman who had her wheelchair pushed down a flight of stairs by the son of a former NHL star spoke publicly. Carson Briere, a professional hockey player, slammed her and declined $8,000 for a replacement chair, while Mercyhurst barred Briere and two others from all team-based work. On Wednesday night, Sydney made a statement on Twitter, as well as a snapshot of herself with an employee of the bar where her chair was pushed, Sullivan's Irish Pub in Erie, Pennsylvania.

Both a former NHL player and his son have pleaded for supporting a disabled woman's wheelchair down the stairs of a nightclub while local police are investigating him. In a message to DailyMail.com, Carson Briere, 23, a junior with Mercyhurst University's hockey team in Pennsylvania, admitted to having a'serious lack of judgment.' Daniel Briere, 45, a former NHL player who scored over 300 goals in his lengthy career, is his father. In a tweet of his own, Briere, the Philadelphia Flyers' interim general manager, called his son's activities 'inexcusable.'

After she had to be carried to the bathroom, a college hockey player whose dad is an NHL team executive sparked outrage by pushing a disabled woman's wheelchair down the stairs of a nightclub's basement. Carson Briere, 23, is a junior for Mercyhurst University's hockey team in Pennsylvania, after being suspended from Arizona State University for, 'too much partying,' he says. Daniel Briere, 45, a former NHL star who has scored over 300 goals in his career, is his father. Briere was recently named interim general manager of the Philadelphia Flyers.