Beloved NHL Enforcer Calls for Help After His Store is Broken Into

One of the most memorable enforcers in the NHL is calling for help!

Georges Laraque, who played in the NHL between 1997 and 2010 for the Oilers, Coyotes, Penguins, and Canadiens, is now retired.

He currently works for multiple media outlets and is the owner of a card shop.

Unfortunately, his store was robbed last night, and he has asked for the public's help.

Laraque made the following statement on X following the crime:

If you have any information on the thief, please comment on Laraque's post or call the authorities.

We sincerely hope that they catch him!

As seen on Habs Fanatics - Shocking Scene: Georges Laraque's Store Mercilessly Broken Into

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