Suspects identified in brutal assault to former NHL player Paul Bissonnette in Scottsdale Arizona
Former NHL Enforcer, and now NHL on TNT Analyst, Paul Bissonnette recently stuck up for the less fortunate.
He would challenge a group of golfers outside of a restaurant in Scottsdale, Arizona at a place called "Houston's".
Bissonnette would stick up for the staff at "Houston's" and of course, it was mainly staff consisting of women. Easy prey for abusers involved.
The altercation would begin, by defending the assistant manager from an customer who was sceaming at them. He'd grab the belligerent customers arm and tell him to quit disrespecting the staff, and the customers friend would start throwing punchs, beginning the melee.
Bissonnette would attempt to de-escalate the situation by removing the unruly customers from the restaurant, and would take the fight outside.
He'd recount the situation to Marek, and after fists would start flying, the brawl would end up outside. While he's used to taking blows as an enforcer in the NHL, being outnumbered put him in a precarious situation.
The fight would escalate when it left "Houstons" and he'd hold his own. Bissonnette would embody "the code" to this day.
He'd find himself on the ground, after holding his ground against five attackers, and would find himself eating boots, and would get kicked in the neck as well. He'd later to have to find refuge in a CVS, in the strip mall.
The belligerents involved will face justice, as six men were arrested who were involved in the assault.
Six men were arrested and face charges related to assault and disorderly conduct, police confirmed to Sportsnet.
But for now, Bissonnette's next goal regarding the scenario is to name-names, and deliver the kind of vengeance which will sastify himself, and those involved in the altercation.
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