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NYPD vs. FDNY Hockey Brawl Erupts on Ice
30 Mar
Summary
- Annual charity hockey game between NYPD and FDNY escalated into a massive brawl.
- Players from both teams engaged in multiple fights on the ice during the match.
- The NYPD ultimately won the game 3-2 after the violence concluded.
An annual charity hockey game between the New York Police Department (NYPD) and the Fire Department of New York (FDNY) devolved into widespread fighting on Sunday night. The highly anticipated match, held at UBS Arena, witnessed players from both sides exchanging punches on the ice, disrupting the charity event.
Tempers flared during the game, which was tied 2-2 at one point, leading to a large-scale brawl involving numerous players. Referees attempted to intervene but were unsuccessful in quelling the aggression. The violence continued even after the game concluded, with benches clearing for a final confrontation.
The NYPD emerged victorious with a final score of 3-2, claiming bragging rights until the next year's showdown. This historic game, played for the 52nd time, is known for its intensity, with players dedicating significant time and effort to prepare.
