College Ice Hockey Gamer Carson Briere Charged Over Wheelchair Push

College Ice Hockey Gamer Carson Briere Charged Over Wheelchair Push

Mercyhurst Univ.’s Carson Briere
Charged Over Wheelchair Push

3/20/2023 4: 02 PM PT.

College ice hockey gamer Carson Briere— the kid of Philadelphia Flyers GM Daniel Briere— was struck with 3 criminal charges on Monday … after he was seen on video pressing a female’s wheelchair down a flight of stairs previously this month.

According to court records, Briere was charged with criminal mischief, disorderly conduct, and conspiracy to dedicate criminal mischief. The records reveal he’s due in court in May for a hearing on the matter.

In court files, gotten by the Associated Press, Erie City Cops declare Carson– a junior center on Mercyhurst Univ.’s hockey group– put individuals at threat when he pushed a wheelchair down stairs at a bar near Mercyhurst’s Pennsylvania school on March 11.

Carson Briere

The AP reports the lady who owned the wheelchair, Sydney Benes, informed cops she had actually simply purchased the chair for $2,000 a year ago … and Carson’s push left it substantially harmed.

According to the AP, Mercyhurst Univ. lacrosse gamer Patrick Carrozzi was likewise struck with criminal charges for his supposed function in the occurrence.

Bar Bans College Hockey Player Carson Briere Over Wheelchair Push

Bar Prohibits College Hockey Gamer Carson Briere Over Wheelchair Push.

Carson fessed up to pressing the chair after video from the bar went viral … stating in a declaration recently he was “deeply sorry” for his habits. His daddy included a declaration that Carson’s actions were “untenable.”

Carson has actually been suspended from Mercyhurst’s group as the school examines the matter. The bar, on the other hand, has actually prohibited him

A GoFundMe developed for Benes after the occurrence has actually raised over $8,000 Benes has actually stated she prepares to utilize the cash to repair her chair … and after that contribute the rest to others in requirement.

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