[News] Milan Lucic involved in domestic incident; Taking indefinite leave of absence

[Fire]

Sounds like Lucic is a mean drunk.

[habernac]

Originally Posted by Yamer

Literally all we know at this point is that Lucic was arrested for a domestic incident and is taking an indefinite leave from the team.

If you're "reading between the lines" or passing judgement on that information it's time to go find a mirror.

I don’t need to find a mirror. I’d never be arrested for a domestic incident. The guy has a past, it isn’t a good one.

[Reggie Dunlop]

Lucic has over the years built up a reputation as a good interview. He'd often guest on podcasts, and is generally good for a media quote. That's likely over now.

[Aarongavey]

Originally Posted by habernac

I don’t need to find a mirror. I’d never be arrested for a domestic incident. The guy has a past, it isn’t a good one.

Ya, the easiest way to not get arrested for a domestic incident is to not choke your wife or lay a hand on her. It is quite simple and any guy who does it, regardless of the context, is a complete loser. Hopefully she presses charges, only way he will learn is with a criminal record.

[Yamer]

Originally Posted by habernac

I don’t need to find a mirror. I’d never be arrested for a domestic incident. The guy has a past, it isn’t a good one.

The point was more jumping to conclusions, but it could have been worded better.

[Roof-Daddy]

Piece of ####

If you get violent when you drink, don't fukcing drink

[GullFoss]

https://www.nbcboston.com/news/local...ruins/3195661/

Originally Posted by NBC

According to a police report provided to NBC10 Boston by sources, officers were called to Lucic's Boston apartment early Saturday morning when a woman called 911 saying her husband attempted to choke her. Police say she later identified her husband as Lucic.

They say she told officers that Lucic couldn't find his cell phone after returning from a night out, and that he started yelling at her, demanding his phone back. The report goes on to say that when the victim tried to walk away from their argument, her husband grabbed her by her hair and pulled her backwards.

Police say when an officer asked the victim if Lucic attempted to strangle her during the incident, she said he did not.

According to the police report, when an officer made contact with Lucic, he appeared intoxicated when he answered the door, telling officers that "nothing had happened" and he did not attempt to provide any explanation. Lucic was later arrested and charged with assault and battery on an intimate partner.

Lucic is expected to be arraigned on Monday in Boston Municipal Court. Attorney information wasn't immediately available.

It sounds like maybe assault. Or maybe nothing. She said her husband tried to choke her to 911 operator, but then told police that her husband had not tried to strangle her.

What was on that phone?

[Reggie Dunlop]

Mike Babcock would like to know what’s on that phone.

[Aarongavey]

Originally Posted by GullFoss

https://www.nbcboston.com/news/local...ruins/3195661/




It sounds like maybe assault. Or maybe nothing. She said her husband tried to choke her to 911 operator, but then told police that her husband had not tried to strangle her.

What was on that phone?

I am more than a decade older than Lucic. Yet despite the many more years that I have lived with my wife and previous female partners they have never called 911. Even if she retracts it would be pretty hard to say it was nothing, there are many reasons why a woman may not want to come forward in these types of situations.

[GullFoss]

Have you had one of your partners think that you had cheated on them tho?

Happened to someone I know. Girl snooped his phone bill and saw 300 texts and calls btwn bro and his ex. Girl got hysterical. Started throwing pots and pans and plates at the bro. Like she went ballistic. Eventually bro gets triggered, tried to stop her. Bro ended up shaking her and yelling her face "wtf are you doing Amanda, calm da #### down woman." Not necessary, but not assault.

Then she called 911, police escorted him off the property after allowing him to grab some personal items. Took statements from all of us. No charges were filed.

Never figured out if he cheated on her. It was a good night for me tho. Amanda was down for revenge. And I helped her get it, if you know what I mean. I was only 19, so it was only a couple mins of revenge, but still counts. As Shakespeare says, a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.

[mennoknight]

Originally Posted by GullFoss

Have you had one of your partners think that you had cheated on them tho?

Happened to someone I know. Girl snooped his phone bill and saw 300 texts and calls btwn bro and his ex. Girl got hysterical. Started throwing pots and pans and plates at the bro. Like she went ballistic. Eventually bro gets triggered, tried to stop her. Bro ended up shaking her and yelling her face "wtf are you doing Amanda, calm da #### down woman." Not necessary, but not assault.

Then she called 911, police escorted him off the property after allowing him to grab some personal items. Took statements from all of us. No charges were filed.

Never figured out if he cheated on her. It was a good night for me tho. Amanda was down for revenge. And I helped her get it, if you know what I mean. I was only 19, so it was only a couple mins of revenge, but still counts. As Shakespeare says, a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.

cool story that absolutely happened

[Jiri Hrdina]

Well this thread just took an odd turn

[WhiteTiger]

Mm, a 911 call is not proof that something happened. Or that what did happen happened exactly as whoever called said it did.

I'd wait for charges/trial, and not use a 911 call as proof of guilt or innocence.

[Monahammer]

[PepsiFree]

Originally Posted by WhiteTiger

Mm, a 911 call is not proof that something happened. Or that what did happen happened exactly as whoever called said it did.

I'd wait for charges/trial, and not use a 911 call as proof of guilt or innocence.

Huh? He was arrested and charged with assault and battery

[FormerPresJamesTaylor]

Originally Posted by PepsiFree

Huh? He was arrested and charged with assault and battery

... If you know what I mean

[butterfly]

Originally Posted by WhiteTiger

Mm, a 911 call is not proof that something happened. Or that what did happen happened exactly as whoever called said it did.

I'd wait for charges/trial, and not use a 911 call as proof of guilt or innocence.

Originally Posted by PepsiFree

Huh? He was arrested and charged with assault and battery

That doesn't address what WhiteTiger said.

[TrentCrimmIndependent]

Originally Posted by GullFoss

Have you had one of your partners think that you had cheated on them tho?

Happened to someone I know. Girl snooped his phone bill and saw 300 texts and calls btwn bro and his ex. Girl got hysterical. Started throwing pots and pans and plates at the bro. Like she went ballistic. Eventually bro gets triggered, tried to stop her. Bro ended up shaking her and yelling her face "wtf are you doing Amanda, calm da #### down woman." Not necessary, but not assault.

Then she called 911, police escorted him off the property after allowing him to grab some personal items. Took statements from all of us. No charges were filed.

Never figured out if he cheated on her. It was a good night for me tho. Amanda was down for revenge. And I helped her get it, if you know what I mean. I was only 19, so it was only a couple mins of revenge, but still counts. As Shakespeare says, a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.

Failing to understand the point of sharing this, in this thread..

[WhiteTiger]

Originally Posted by PepsiFree

Huh? He was arrested and charged with assault and battery

Yes, so he's obviously done something. But we still don't know what. Could be the choking first thought. Could be the hair pulling from an article. Or could be something different.

People calling 911 are usually in an escalated state, and don't always get the details right, which is why I'm not that surprised to hear that folks are confused about what happened, based just on what was reported was in the 911 call vs what the police report says.

[iggyloob12]

Originally Posted by GullFoss

https://www.nbcboston.com/news/local...ruins/3195661/




It sounds like maybe assault. Or maybe nothing.

He doesn’t get charged for “nothing.” The team doesn’t allow/force him to step away for nothing. And they don’t do that without talking to Lucic and/or his agent first about what happened. Something clearly happened.