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NY grand jury to hear case pitting NHLer Patrick Kane and cabbie

The clash with a cabbie that landed Chicago Blackhawks forward Patrick Kane behind bars in his hometown of Buffalo is going before a grand jury.

BUFFALO, N.Y. — The clash with a cabbie that landed Chicago Blackhawks forward Patrick Kane behind bars in his hometown of Buffalo is going before a grand jury.

Erie County District Attorney Frank Sedita III says his office will present the facts and call witnesses before a grand jury on Thursday. The panel can then decide to bring charges or drop the case.

Buffalo police charged Kane and a 21-year-old cousin with felony robbery and misdemeanour counts of theft and criminal mischief early Sunday after cab driver Jan Radecki told officers the Kanes beat him up during a dispute over the fare.

Kane pleaded not guilty after spending a couple of hours in jail.