December 9th, 2011
Posted in CLARENCE, New York – ESPN analyst and former NHL player Matthew Barnaby has been charged with driving while intoxicated.
Barnaby, 38, was stopped on Sunday for driving his SUV that was missing a front tire erratically.
The Erie County sheriff’s office explains Barnaby was operating in a Porsche Cayenne with front-end damage and a sparking rim in Clarence. After failing field sobriety tests and refusing a breath test, Barnaby was arrested for DWI.
Barnaby’s license was revoked due to the DWI arrest and is scheduled to appear in Clarence Town Court.
Earlier this year, Barnaby was involved in a domestic incident and was ordered to perform community service as a result.
Barnaby started his NHL career with the Buffalo Sabres during the 1992-93 season. He has then worked for ESPN since 2008.
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