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NHL fans being investigated for Nazi salute during Stars game
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The American Airlines Center in Dallas is investigating whether a group of fans made a Nazi salute during a December game, according to reports.
The fans in question were allegedly captured doing the gesture during a 5-1 win against the Maple Leafs on Dec. 21, and the clip recently went viral.
“American Airlines Arena (AAC) has zero tolerance for any acts of hate and/or discrimination, and we aim to ensure an environment for our guests that is free from disruptive behaviors, including foul/abusive language and obscene gestures,” the AAC said in a release Wednesday, per ESPN.
“As such, we strongly denounce the actions that appear to be depicted in the video footage and are conducting an internal investigation. All fans and attendees are expected to adhere to AAC and, as applicable, NBA or NHL Codes of Conduct when attending events.”
The Stars are also contributing to the investigation.
“(We are) fully aligned with the arena’s statement and working with them to find out exactly what happened,” a team spokesperson told ESPN.
The shocking video from December allegedly shows a group of four fans doing the Nazi salute — extending their right arm at an angle — while the team celebrated a goal during its lopsided win.
Fans around them pumped their first, but these fans clearly did a different action.
A Reddit post featuring a clip brought awareness to the situation earlier this week, and the video has since gone viral, with one clip having 4.4 million views.
The AAC added in its statement that patrons who violate a code of conduct may be subject to “the extent their conduct constitutes a violation of applicable law, prosecution.”
The NHL code of conduct says “it expect that fans also fully support the values of respect, inclusion and safety at all times through their words, actions, and interactions with other fans, arena staff, Club and event personnel, Players, Coaches and Officials while attending all NHL games and events.”
Penalties include a potential lifetime ban from future NHL events.
The fans in question were allegedly captured doing the gesture during a 5-1 win against the Maple Leafs on Dec. 21, and the clip recently went viral.
“American Airlines Arena (AAC) has zero tolerance for any acts of hate and/or discrimination, and we aim to ensure an environment for our guests that is free from disruptive behaviors, including foul/abusive language and obscene gestures,” the AAC said in a release Wednesday, per ESPN.
“As such, we strongly denounce the actions that appear to be depicted in the video footage and are conducting an internal investigation. All fans and attendees are expected to adhere to AAC and, as applicable, NBA or NHL Codes of Conduct when attending events.”
The Stars are also contributing to the investigation.
“(We are) fully aligned with the arena’s statement and working with them to find out exactly what happened,” a team spokesperson told ESPN.
The shocking video from December allegedly shows a group of four fans doing the Nazi salute — extending their right arm at an angle — while the team celebrated a goal during its lopsided win.
Fans around them pumped their first, but these fans clearly did a different action.
A Reddit post featuring a clip brought awareness to the situation earlier this week, and the video has since gone viral, with one clip having 4.4 million views.
The AAC added in its statement that patrons who violate a code of conduct may be subject to “the extent their conduct constitutes a violation of applicable law, prosecution.”
The NHL code of conduct says “it expect that fans also fully support the values of respect, inclusion and safety at all times through their words, actions, and interactions with other fans, arena staff, Club and event personnel, Players, Coaches and Officials while attending all NHL games and events.”
Penalties include a potential lifetime ban from future NHL events.
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faceofdeath 2 weeks ago
HitlerWasBased 3 weeks ago
freedom of speech is a crime now?
CrushTheNWO 3 weeks ago
@HitlerWasBased
The mods on this site are constantly deleting my comments. Jews hate freedom of speech because it helps expose their constant lies and deceit. They've already implemented a word blocker on here (during their fake site attack) and up next I'm sure it will be shadow banning and all of the other tricks of their trade for silencing people.
Mob Rules 2 weeks ago
@CrushTheNWO maybe it’s because your miserable and you just want to spread hate
themirror777 3 weeks ago
Go-ahead and defend this, raise your hands and expose yourself. Or do even better and deflect; broadcasting your hatred of another group only to verify your stance.
dingus369 3 weeks ago
@themirror777 You hate another group: White people
deadtedw 3 weeks ago
MAGA to the end. Idiots.
uberschadenfreude 3 weeks ago
@deadtedw what does MAGA have to do with this?
Barry_Soetoro 3 weeks ago
@deadtedw somebody got the TDS!
deadtedw 2 weeks ago
@Barry_Soetoro Good one. Very original.
HitlerWasBased 3 weeks ago
@deadtedw maga is jews you fvcking moron
oroboros 3 weeks ago
The fans are never far from the hysteria of the crowd. It's because fans don't think individually. The creative spirit is non-existent among the fans. They are only strong in hordes.
dingus369 3 weeks ago
Just doing the Bellamy salute. Can tell the NHL or the Stars are owned by Jews with this overrreaction
tommix1 3 weeks ago
Banned for life for the wrong hand jive?, the rule makers are the Nazis.
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