Friday, July 30, 2010

Why so many people were arrested after Canadiens’ celebration

Why so many people were arrested after Canadiens’ celebration




Why so many people were arrested when the Canadiens successfully entered into the Eastern Conference final? What surprised me is that Canadiens fans were not the only group to be arrested, fans in capitals jersey, team usa jersey and bobby orr jersey all were arrested? It was apparent that not all of them were the people to celebrate for the winning, most of them just would like to show the depress for their believed teams’ failures.


It should be the exciting moment for Canadiens fans when the Montreal Canadiens beat the Pittsburgh Penguins on Game 7 Wednesday night to advance to the Eastern Conference final against washington capitals jerseys or Philadelphia lead by guy wearing orr jersey. To show their excitement, Canadiens fans did a kind of crazy things.


After took off the capitals jerseys from the filed, the capitals were invited to participate in the celebration the Canadiens promoted for their victory with their fans. However, what’s happening later is out of everyone’s expectation. According to the statement of Police, there are as many as 50,000 people took part in celebration outside the downtown arena. More than 20,000 filed out of the Bell Centre after the 5-2 victory. Many of these fans moved a few blocks north to join those along Sainte-Catherine Street. A sporting goods outlet and a liquor store were hit hard.


Those people should be punished for their crazy, police chief inspector Sylvain Lemay sorting out the usa team jersey and said, currently there are forty-one people were arrested and those guys will be charged with breaking and entering, theft, assault and public mischief.


It was understandable how happy the Canadiens fans were when they achieved so much in this season, and it was also understandable how sorrow fans of other teams were when it was the final team that their beloved teams experienced in this season. However, to express happiness or sorrow, they first should learn to respect other citizens.

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