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Boston Bruins forward Milan Lucic has pleaded not guilty to assaulting his wife and has been released without bail. Lucic is taking an indefinite leave of absence from the team following the alleged incident. The case has sparked discussions about domestic violence in professional sports.

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Boston Bruins forward Milan Lucic has pleaded not guilty to charges of assault and battery against his wife. Lucic was released without bail following his arraignment. According to police reports, Lucic allegedly attacked his wife during an argument, pulling her by the hair. Lucic's lawyer entered the not guilty plea on his behalf in Municipal Court. Lucic's wife had called the police to their home, resulting in the charges being filed against him. The incident has led Lucic to take an indefinite leave of absence from the Bruins. The team has expressed support for Lucic in a statement, saying that they will respect the legal process. This incident comes as a shock to many, as Lucic is known for his aggressive play on the ice but has not previously been involved in any off-ice incidents. Lucic and his wife have three children together. The Bruins honored the Big Bad Era in their game against the Montreal Canadiens, winning decisively despite Lucic's absence. Lucic's next court appearance is scheduled for a later date. If found guilty, he could face severe consequences both legally and professionally.

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People - 401 days ago - Boston Bruins player Milan Lucic pled not guilty to a charge of assault and battery during a hearing in Boston Municipal Court on Tuesday after allegedly attempting to choke his wife

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