What are the reasons for Canadian players stealing cars during the Winter Olympics?

February 25th? A Canadian athlete was exposed by the media during the Winter Olympics: he was arrested by South Korean police for stealing a car. However, the reason for stealing a car is "ridiculous." The player said, "Because Pyeongchang was too cold, I drove away when I saw the car unlocked."

According to CNN, Canadian skier david duncan, his wife Maja Margaret Duncan and coach William Ryan Ryan accused of stealing cars during the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea. According to the South Korean police, Duncan explained, "We found a car unlocked, so we just drove away because it was too cold." Coach Ryan drove the Duncan couple to the Olympic Village in a stolen car. He was stopped by the South Korean police on the road. After alcohol test, the blood alcohol content of Ryan is 0. 162, which is much higher than the legal blood alcohol content in Korea.

In response, Chris Overholt, CEO and Secretary General of the Canadian Olympic Committee, issued an apology statement on Saturday (24th). He said, "We hope our athletes and team members can understand their responsibilities and be consistent with Canadian and Olympic values. We are deeply disappointed with their behavior.