Kingston man charged after fight at youth hockey game
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Police were called to the Iroquois park sports complex Monday night where an under-16 hockey game was being played. Police say two players got into an on-ice fight.
A 43-year-old Kingston man is facing charges in connection with a ‘hockey rage’ incident at a rink in Whitby.
Police were called to the Iroquois park sports complex Monday night where an under-16 hockey game was being played.
Police say two players got into an on-ice fight.
When one of the players left the ice, police say a man on the sidelines grabbed and shoved the player.
The adult brawl spilled into the parking lot as other fans intervened.
Shawn Melo is charged with assault and causing a disturbance by fighting.
Police are also collecting any video from the altercation as part of the ongoing investigation.
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