The tragic passing of Adam Johnson is something the hockey world as a whole is still trying to recover from. It's made many hockey league's around the world mandate neck guards in an effort to stop another horrific event from happening.
Now, according to the BBC, the investigation into Johnson's death has been suspended by the senior coroner, Tanyka Rawden who first opened an inquest last year; take a look.
Adam Johnson: Inquest into ice hockey player's death suspended
The inquest will be suspended until July unless the police service handling the investigation determines that no charges will be pressed.
We'll have to wait and see if and when the inquest is re-opened, but it looks like everyone will have to wait a little longer now.
