NHL enforcer arrested - bob probert

[Gast]

aber die sind glaub ich auch sehr schnell mit solchen geräten bei der sache in den staaten. hier wird's ja auch immer mehr. hab da letztens irgendeine statistik zu gesehen.

domi

[Gast]

viel tougher ist, das sie 4 polizisten brauchten um ihn zu boden zu ringen...die sollten ihn niemals im winter verhaften, wenn der untergrund rutschig vereist ist, da haben sie dann no chance..

[Gast]

oh man! das sind fights, die gehören dazu. da wird man sich doch auch mal freuen dürfen!

domi

[Gast]

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ahh und ich dachte schon, der kleine Junge wars, der verhaftet wurde. Wegen selischen Problemen als er diesen Kampf mitansehen musste und unter später unter Schock zusammengebrochen war...

Ach nein. Es war ja nur Blut zu sehen. Keine Nackte Brust - dem Jungen gehts also noch bestens. Noch mal glück gehabt.

Viva America  

[Gast]

@Devil
des hab ich mir auch gleich am Anfang gedacht, voll der kleine "Domi" ;D
Da spritzt das Blut wie in den besten Splatter (ich hoff so schreibt mans) Filmen und der freut sich.

[Gast]

Heftig  
Aber mich schockt mehr der Junge hinter der Scheibe der den beiden lachend zuguckt     :

[Gast]

Hö vom Säufer Probert hört man auch wieder was, eine Schande was der aus sich gemacht hat. Naja der ist ja auch schon öfters während seiner aktiven Laufbahn mit solch ähnlichen Aktionen aufgefallen ...



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[Gast]

Associated Press
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- Former NHL enforcer Bob Probert was arrested Friday in Delray Beach after a scuffle with police that led to his being shocked with a Taser gun.



Police officers first spotted Probert just before 1 a.m. when he parked his vehicle pointing in the wrong direction on a downtown side street and began hanging out of his window to yell at several men.



Four officers intervened when Probert got out of the car and tried to start a fight with one of the men, according to a report. He then fought with the officers and refused their orders to drop to the ground, the report said.



As two of the officers struggled to handcuff Probert, another officer shocked him with a Taser gun. Probert still resisted attempts to handcuff him so he was shocked several more times.



He was then handcuffed and taken into custody.



"He was so combative in our jail that we didn't take a booking photo of him because we didn't want to struggle with him again out of handcuffs," police spokesman Jeff Messer said.



Probert, who listed his alias as "The Bad One" on booking documents, was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest with violence and disorderly conduct. He was being held without bail Friday at the Palm Beach County jail.



It was not clear if he had retained a lawyer.



Probert, who turns 39 on Saturday, played 17 seasons in the NHL, the last eight with the Chicago Blackhawks. He also played for the Detroit Red Wings.



Before joining the Blackhawks, Probert was arrested six times for driving under the influence and convicted of smuggling cocaine across the Canadian border.



After retiring Probert began working as a Blackhawks broadcaster, but three months later the NHL announced he was seeking more help for a substance abuse problem.