Former NHL pest Sean Avery in heated 5 minute street row with neighbors in Hollywood over PARKING

In his life off the ice, former NHL pest Sean Avery has had a number of minor run-ins with the law and with those he’s had minor spats with.

The latest one of these took place last Thursday near Avery’s home in the Hollywood Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles, when the former forward confronted a number of people over some stopped vehicles, as seen on video obtained by TMZ.

Avery said he was house-sitting for someone in the area and began yelling at teenagers and adults demanding they move their cars he believed were parked illegally.

His neighbors weren’t exactly happy about the way Avery went about things, cursing and screaming at those who confronted him.

Ex-NHL pest Sean Avery was caught on tape arguing with neighbors in Los Angeles Thursday

During the fight, Avery threatened some of those who stopped their cars, saying, ‘The next time one of you guys parks your cars there, I’m going to snap your windshield wipers off.’ 

One of the people filming Avery called him crazy in response, to which Avery replied with ‘One-hundred percent. One-hundred percent. Ask around!’

Avery also repeatedly made fun of the height of the people filming him, saying to one of them, ‘Dude. You’re too f***ing short to actually, like, try and challenge anyone. Just shut up.’

That didn’t stop Avery from inviting an altercation. ‘I’ll give you the first one, you can kick me or you can punch me.’

Avery got into the argument over a parking dispute, mocking the height of those filming him

After a few minutes, the argument died down without any further actions and police were not involved. 

It hasn’t been the easiest year for Avery, who was convicted of attempted criminal mischief back in June after he allegedly rammed his scooter into a car with his scooter in New York City. Reports also say Avery’s wife, model Hilary Rhoda filed for divorce back in July.

Avery was notorious for being an agitating player during his NHL career, leading the league in penalty minutes twice during his time with the LA Kings.

He has a total of over 1600 penalty minutes across his NHL playing career, including 69 penalty minutes in only 28 career playoff games. 

It’s not an easy year for Avery who has been in legal trouble in NYC & is going through a divorce