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A social media storm has taken hold regarding allegations of bullying within the Brantford Minor Hockey Association, which the organization says is being dealt with through a mandated process.
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Hockey Canada's independent third party is investigating an incident in which a number of players on a U-15 team in Brantford, Ont., allegedly threatened to kill a teammate on a group chat.
The Brantford Minor Hockey Association confirmed today that Hockey Canada's ITP has opened an investigation of the matter after receiving a complaint from the alleged victim's parents.
According to social media posts about the incident, which included screen grabs of a team group chat titled "kill [name redacted]," a player was threatened with violence including rape, having pucks shot at his head, and having his throat stepped on with skates.
When the targeted player's parents went to the team and to local police, coaches allegedly suggested the player move to another team, while police allegedly told them, "kids will be kids."
It's unclear how long Hockey Canada's ITP investigation process will take. A spokesperson for the Brantford police service did not immediately respond to a request for comment.