BOSTON – Newly released paperwork provides additional details in domestic violence arrest of Boston Bruins forward Milan Lucic.
According to the Boston police report released Monday, officers were called to Battery Street just after 1 p.m. 1 Saturday morning.
The alleged victim, Lucic’s wife, told the 911 operator that he tried to choke her.
When police arrived, they found her in the lobby of the building.
She told police Lucic couldn’t find her cell phone after a night out. He allegedly began yelling at her and demanded her phone back, believing she was hiding it.
She told police that when she tried to walk away, Lucic grabbed her by the hair and pulled her back, telling her she “wasn’t going anywhere.”
Officers said they observed redness in the woman’s chest area, but when asked if Lucic tried to choke her, she said no.
According to Boston police, Lucic appeared intoxicated when they went to the apartment to speak with him.
Lucic is expected to be charged in Boston Municipal Court on Tuesday.
