First on 13: Sources say DA, NYSP investigating Saratoga Youth Hockey
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First on 13: Sources say DA, NYSP investigating Saratoga Youth Hockey Mark Mulholland and Sarah Darmanjian WNYT Sources: Police investigate Saratoga Youth Hockey group Sources tell NewsChannel 13 the Saratoga Youth Hockey group is being investigated. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (WNYT)- The Saratoga County District Attorney’s Office and New York State Police (NYSP) are looking into Saratoga Youth Hockey, according to sources. Documents obtained by NewsChannel 13 show some parents raised concerns about a possible “misappropriation or loss” of funds before the organization’s president resigned in August. Those parents asked the current board of Saratoga Youth Hockey Incorporated for a full accounting. When NewsChannel 13 reached District Attorney Brett Eby on Thursday, Nov. 12, he could not confirm that his office is investigating. Saratoga Youth Hockey was founded in 1976. The organization says it has 380 members and 17 teams. The source material also lists players from ages 8 to 18 across 20 teams. Follow NewsChannel 13 online and on air for future updates on this story.