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Hasek

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slej

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Date Posted: 18:40:16 05/19/03 Mon

[no better than a street thug!]
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May 19, 2003
Hasek in hot water
Former NHL goalie allegedly attacks player during in-line hockey match

By PETER ADLER
Faceoff.com
Dominik Hasek is under police investigation for injuring an opposition player during an in-line hockey game at Pardubice, Czech Republic Sunday.

Hasek, who played as a skater rather than a goalie, attacked and injured opposition player Martin Sila, the game's referee and executive board member of the Czech in-line hockey association, Tomas Wutherle, said.

Sila has been hospitalized at a Pardubice hospital, suffering from concussion, broken nose and neck spinal injuries.

"I have never seen such unbelievable behaviour during my 15-year career," Wutherle told the Czech news agency, CTK.

"And I would have never expected anything like that from a person of Dominik Hasek's calibre. I just can't believe it," Wutherle said.

Pardubice police are "checking whether this would qualify as a criminal offence of causing bodily harm," spokeswoman Dana Dolanova said.

In-line hockey discipline committee will review the incident within the next two weeks, Wutherle said.

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Hasek	Lisa	21:09:19 05/19/03 Mon

Re: Hasek	y	12:31:35 05/20/03 Tue