donlever wrote:
Officer: Voynov pushed wife to ground multiple times, kicked her repeatedly while on ground, chocked her three times.
— Nathan Fenno (@nathanfenno) December 15, 2014
I can only catch quick glimpses of photos of the injuries to Voynov's wife. Lots of blood.
— Nathan Fenno (@nathanfenno) December 15, 2014
At Voynov's home, the officer noted blood all over bedroom, including covering comforter and a bloody handprint on floor.
— Nathan Fenno (@nathanfenno) December 15, 2014
Voynov pleaded not guilty at his arraignment earlier this month.
More...
http://prohockeytalk.nbcsports.com/2014 ... oked-wife/
The officer also testified that Voynov’s wife had “bruising, red marks, scratches” on her neck, and was given eight stitches to close a three centimeter cut above her right eye.
Nathan Fenno @nathanfenno
Officer says Voynov's wife said he struck her in the face with his fist. #Kings #NHL
Nathan Fenno @nathanfenno
Officer: Voynov pushed her into flat-screen TV where she cut her face.
Nathan Fenno @nathanfenno
Among recorded comments attributed to Voynov's wife: "He kicked me here" and "Here he pushed me.
Nathan Fenno @nathanfenno
prosecutor: "there's evidence to suggest prior domestic violence"
Nathan Fenno @nathanfenno
The judge didn't allow Voynov's attorneys to enter a letter from Varlamova into evidence saying that
the alleged incident was an accident.
"accident"
Wouldn't be the first time a wife tried to change her story in one of these cases.
Voynov could be banned from the NHL, regardless of whether or not he's found "guilty" in a court of law.
The NHL has the right to make that kind of call, the NHL has an image to maintain.
I'm surprised this story isn't getting more press....
