Report on Neepawa Natives hazing investigation to be released
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This article was published 13/01/2012 (5315 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
The results of an independent investigation into the Neepawa Natives hazing scandal will be released next week.
Manitoba Junior Hockey League commissioner Kim Davis said the results of the report came in last year.
“We have assessed it, reviewed it, and we’re very close to finalizing a public statement about the report, and we expect to be able to put that out next week,” said Davis.
A former Winnipeg Police Service detective, Ron Bell, did the investigation and has already submitted his findings.
The RCMP have already said they will not be laying charges for what happened. However, the allegations led to fines for the team and suspensions for 16 players and coaches, as well as the resignation of head coach Bryant Perrier and the permanent suspension of assistant coach Brad Biggers.
The panel has Hockey Manitoba representatives who will determine what future penalties could be.
Gabrielle.giroday@freepress.mb.ca
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