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A man arrested following the death of ice hockey player Adam Johnson on suspicion of manslaughter has been rebailed.

An arrest has been made in connection with hockey standout Adam Johnson’s death.

UPDATED, 3:20 PM: Police in England have arrested a man in connection with the death of hockey player Adam Johnson, who was gravely injured during a game in Sheffield last month. Authorities did not identify the person who was charged with manslaughter but said he remained in custody Tuesday.

An inquest has opened into the death of ice hockey player Adam Johnson, who died after sustaining "serious injuries" during a match.

Professional hockey player Adam Johnson has died after a “freak accident” that happened in the middle of a hockey game in Sheffield, England on Saturday night.

Police have issued an update following the tragic death of ice hockey star Adam Johnson.

Adam Johnson's fiancé has paid tribute to the American hockey star who died following a freak accident during a match on Saturday night.

The world of ice hockey is in mourning after Nottingham Panthers star, Adam Johnson, tragically died following a horrific injury during a match against Sheffield Steelers in the Challenge Cup. The 29 year old was fatally injured by a skate blade in a freak mid-ice collision, collapsing on the ice and receiving immediate medical attention.

An ice hockey star has died following a freak accident during a match on Saturday, during which he is believed to have taken a blade to his throat.

Jessica Green as Talon, Jake Stormoen as Garret Spears, Anand Desai-Barochia as Janzo, Aaron Fontaine as Tobin, Reece Ritchie as Zed, Izuka Hoyle as Wren, Georgia May Foote as Falista, Adam Johnson as Munt, Maeve Courtier-Lilley as Luna, and Nikki Leigh Scott as Vorta.Here’s the official description for “The Outpost” Season 4: “After Gwynn (Imogen Waterhouse) sacrificed herself to destroy Yavalla, the Outpost needs a new ruler.

Months before the 2016 presidential election, Alternet writer Adam Johnson used the term “copraganda” to describe any media story that “that uncritically advances a police department’s image or helps undermine reform efforts.” The same label can be applied to the way film and television have carefully sculpted the way we view law enforcement for nearly a century.