Russian hockey player Voinov will spend 90 days in an American prison

Russian hockey player Vyacheslav Voinov will receive 90 imprisonment days in the Los Angeles County jail and 3 for a probationary year.

This was announced on Thursday the prosecutor of the Los Angeles Court.

The trial of a Russian man accused of domestic violence is scheduled to begin on July 6. However, on Thursday, the hockey player’s defense reached a plea deal. Voinov admitted to committing a “minor offense,” and the prosecution agreed to a reduced sentence.

The hockey player will also pay a fine of about $ 700 and attend one-year courses on domestic violence.

Los Angeles Prosecutors insist on deportation of Voinov from the United States. However, the defense Voinova said that she did not agree with this requirement of the prosecutor's office and the hockey player should remain in the United States.

A Russian hockey player was arrested on the night of October 20 2014 by California Redondo Beach police after taking his wife Martha Varlamova to the hospital. She had bruises and bruises, as well as a cut under the eye. Doctors suspected domestic violence and called the police. Voinov, who was in the hospital, was immediately detained. He was later released on bail. At the same time, an investigation was launched against the Russian, which turned into a criminal case.