More than three years after Sean Avery allegedly bashed his electric scooter into a minivan, the former New York Rangers agitator’s trial began on Wednesday.
anyone he saw occupying a bike lane on New York City streets.
“If I need to be the poster boy for defending the bike lanes, I will absolutely do that,” he told theAvery arrived in the courtroom on Wednesday wearing aviator sunglasses. Schulhof testified that Avery took his scooter and “used it as a cudgel,” and then scooted away after grinning at Kravis.
Still, Avery made what he could out of it, posing for photos with fans outside the courthouse after the trial let out for the day. One of them,said she got into the Rangers after she arrived in New York from Poland 16 years ago. “It’s just part of the culture here in New York,” she said. Tillison said she was trying to be diplomatic about the incident but ultimately rooting for Avery: “I would say, let’s just pass the past and just don’t bring it back anymore.”
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