Carlton Legend Peter Dean Attacked in Albury
Carlton Football Club legend Peter Dean has experienced a violent incident in Albury. The former player was attacked on Monday night while picking up takeaway. Dean approached a group of youths regarding their disruptive behavior, leading to his assault on Smollet Street.
Details of the Incident
Peter Dean sustained facial and head injuries from the attack but is currently recovering. Emergency services treated him at the scene for non-life-threatening injuries before transporting him to Albury Base Hospital.
Police Investigation
Authorities responded promptly to the incident. They spoke to three youths in the vicinity and confiscated mobile phones for evidence. A 17-year-old male was subsequently arrested and taken to Albury Police Station. According to a police spokesperson, the individual will face consequences under the Young Offenders Act.
Peter Dean’s Legacy
Peter Dean is celebrated for his contributions to the Carlton Football Club. He played as a courageous defender in two premierships, winning titles in 1987 and 1995. Over his distinguished career, he played a total of 248 games for the club.
- Premierships: 1987, 1995
- Games Played: 248
Moreover, the esteem in which Dean is held is reflected in the club’s decision to name its youth academy after him. His legacy continues with his son, Harry Dean, who was selected by Carlton as a father-son pick at No. 3 in last year’s draft. Harry is anticipated to make his AFL debut in the upcoming season.
