MONTREAL - The son of hockey legend Guy Lafleur has pleaded guilty to 14 criminal charges in a Montreal court.
Mark Lafleur pleaded guilty to accusations including assault, uttering threats to a minor and forcible confinement.
Lafleur, 23, also pleaded not guilty to two charges of sexual assault.
Last winter, Guy Lafleur was plunged into controversy when he was accused of offering contradictory testimony at his son's bail hearing.
He testified last October that his son was respecting a court-ordered curfew while in his parents' custody.
But the Hall of Famer later admitted he drove his son to hotels to spend the night with his 16-year-old girlfriend.
Police issued an arrest warrant in January for the former Habs forward.
Guy Lafleur has since filed a lawsuit against Montreal police and Quebec's solicitor general for $3.5 million, stating the warrant tarnished his reputation.
