Ex-NHLer Sean Avery at it again; caught on video threatening to damage teen's car
At this point in his life, former NHLer Sean Avery is as well-known for his antics off the ice as he is for what he did throughout his hockey career. Avery is back in the news again, this time caught on video that was submitted to TMZ threatening to damage a teenager's car.
The video was taken last Thursday in the Hollywood Hills. Avery made sure those he was talking to knew exactly who he is, telling those he's in a heated argument with over where a car was parked to "Google him."
"I just want you to use your f–king brain because you're going to have to do it in life. And have an ounce of f–king respect for people,: Avery can be heard saying.
"The next time one of you guys parks your cars there, I'm going to snap your windshield wipers off," said Avery. "One-hundred percent. One-hundred percent. Ask around!"
Later in the video, he tells the person filming that "Dude. You're too f***ing short to actually, like, try and challenge anyone. Just shut up."
The argument would eventually die down after several minutes with no one getting hurt.
This isn't the first time Avery has been caught on film is a less-than-ideal position. Just last year, Avery was filmed breaking the mirror off a car near his home that he claimed had hit him while he was jogging.
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