Islanders Release Statement On There Player Who Was Arrested
Its been a embarrassing time for New York Islanders defenseman Sebastian Aho, he was arrested in Sweden for drunk driving on August 22 last week.
In case you missed it Aho was stopped by police for suspicion of drunk driving by police.
Norran, a Swedish-language newspaper, first reported the arrest. It has since been confirmed by Ethan Sears of the New York Post, who also noted that Aho's driver's license was suspended as a result.
Per Sears,
"Aho and his wife visited friends the night before while on vacation. He was arrested at 10:30 a.m. local time after being stopped at a checkpoint."
"I deeply regret and learn from this mistake and will definitely never drive again the next day," Aho told Norran.
Claude Lemieux, who is Aho's agent, provided a statement via text to the Post.
"He had no idea he would still be over the limit by the next morning and felt 100 percent, but unfortunately he made a mistake and he is very sorry!" Lemieux wrote.
Aho was also fined 40,000 Swedish Krona that is $3,769 in Us.
We would also get a statement from the Islanders president of Hockey Operations and General Manager Lou Lamariello released an official statement :
"We were made aware immediately of the situation regarding Sebastian Aho. We have a copy of the police report indicating that he registered a 0.03 blood alcohol content, which is .01 over Sweden's legal limit of .02.
Sebastian apologizes for his mistake and as an organization we will work with him to make sure this never happens again."
Sebastian apologizes for his mistake and as an organization we will work with him to make sure this never happens again."
Aho clearly made a mistake that I'm sure he won't make again. embarrassing himself and The Islanders Organization. Thankfully Aho nor anyone else was injured that's the most important thing. We learn and we move on.
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