Coach jailed for tripping player

Remember the British Columbia hockey coach who purposely tripped a kid when they were lined up to shake hands? The kid broke his wrist when he fell.
Now the "coach" is in jail - 15 days to be served weekends.
Which is OK, 'cause he isn't spending time at the rink anymore.
Here's the link to the CBC story.

Coach trips 13-year-old in handshake line

The problem with summer minor hockey leagues is they don't have the same controls and screening that more formal minor hockey associations have. Not sure if that was a factor in this guy being allowed to coach in a British Columbia spring league, but unless the video is lying he's not the kind of guy parents should want leading their kids.
After all, what adult would purposely trip a 13-year-old child?
He might be charged and even if the charge doesn't stick, he should be done as a kids' coach in any league, even one like this.
Thanks to video being shot everywhere these days, we have the coach's trip here on YouTube.