Police Charge Trio After Attack on Winnipeg Sea Bears Basketball Star Teddy Allen
Police say three security staff were charged after Teddy Allen was hospitalized with significant injuries and may need further treatment.
- On Wednesday, three security guards aged 35, 37, and 58 turned themselves in to the Winnipeg Police Service and were charged with assault causing bodily harm following an altercation with Winnipeg Sea Bears player Teddy Allen.
- Located on Main Street between Portage and William avenues, the Palomino Club hosted the August 3 incident where Allen was injured during an interaction with security staff at the downtown nightclub.
- Allen sustained "significant health injuries" according to the Winnipeg Sea Bears, who stated in a release that no one should "ever be subjected to the brutality of what happened to Teddy."
- All three guards were released on undertakings following their surrender, while investigators continue reviewing video evidence that appears to capture the tail end of the altercation.
- Winnipeg police request anyone with information, dashcam, or cellphone footage to contact the major crimes unit at 204-986-6219 or Crime Stoppers at 204-786-TIPS to assist the investigation.
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