Philadelphia Flyers general manager Daniel Briere\u0027s son is being investigated following a \u0022disturbing incident.\u0022
A video on social media has gone viral, getting millions of views. It is timestamped from March 11, and allegedly shows Carson Briere pushing a wheelchair down a flight of stairs at a nightclub after first sitting in it briefly.Philadelphia Flyers general manager Daniel Briere’s son, who already had a checkered past, is being investigated following involvement in what Mercyhurst University called a “disturbing incident.
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