After his Bruins lost to the Canucks in Vancouver on Saturday night, cursing outside a Vancouver nightclub following an apparent altercation. No punches are thrown in the video, and Lucic was not the aggre sor, but he did say he'd been hit twice and was upset that an officer suggested that he leave. WARNING: This video contains graphic language that is not suitable for all viewers. On Monday, Lucic spoke about the incident, and he wasn't pleased. Lucic exploring legal options. "I was the victim of an attack." DJ Bean (@DJ_Bean) Milan Lucic on off-ice incident Kevin Lankinen Jersey in Vancouver: "I did everything I could to restrain myself and not retaliate." Steve Ewen (@SteveEwen) "Other than being at Rogers Arena, you'll never see me in downtown Vancouver again," . "I'm done trying to defend city I'm from." Lucic's relationship his hometown, is complicated, largely stemming from the rivalry between the Canucks and Bruins, and Boston's seven-game victory in the 2011 Stanley Cup final. On Lucic's day with the Cup, he and his family kept the trophy behind closed doors after a few minor incidents involving angry fans. "There is a certain amount of tension right now," . "It's not all of Vancouver, just certain individuals." Lucic also said during the series that fans in Vancouver threw popcorn at his grandparents. "Thats almost as low as it gets as that goes," ."Theyre my grandparents. Theyre in their 60s. If there is anyone you should show respect to, its them." MORE: Canucks Custom Jersey