Mark Lafleur, son of former Montreal Canadiens hockey star Guy Lafleur, pleaded guilty Wednesday to multiple charges including possession of the drug GHB.
The 26-year-old was sentenced to 60 days in jail plus one-year probation.
Late last Thursday night at a bar in Blainville, Que., Lafleur was arrested for possession of GHB.
He was also charged with breach of probation conditions and put in police custody until Wednesday’s court appearance.
On Wednesday, he pleaded guilty to all charges laid against him, including another charge of drug possession from September 2010.
Lafleur has a history of run-ins with the law.
In April of 2011, he was arrested for driving while under court orders not to be behind the wheel.
Also, in November 2010, he was arrested after an alleged domestic dispute.
In 2009, he also pleaded guilty to assault, battery, unlawful confinement and uttering death threats against his girlfriend.
With files from Global Montreal reporter Lisa Fiset and Postmedia News
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