Reports of Trevor (axe) Gilmeister and an altercation with police outside a pub
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Queensland rugby league great and Seven NRL expert Trevor Gillmeister has been charged with assaulting and obstructing a police officer, as well as public nuisance, over an alleged incident at the Stock Exchange Hotel in Brisbane City.
Police say they were stopped by a member of the public on Friday night and made aware of a physical disturbance inside the venue.
They say the 61-year-old had been evicted after assaulting a staff member.
Police say they were stopped by a member of the public on Friday night and made aware of a physical disturbance inside the venue.
They say the 61-year-old had been evicted after assaulting a staff member.
Josh McGuire charged with strangling a 5yo child
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Wtf is wrong with some people
That’s a serious one to kick off the offseason
Never liked the grub.
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Wonder what’s going on that he was already out on bail for another offence?
Ex-NRL star Curtis Scott will front court after he allegedly fled the scene of a drunken crash in Sydney’s south.
The former Melbourne Storm and Canberra Raiders centre allegedly drove while over the legal limit when he crashed his ute into a number of trees on Kennedy Crescent, Bonnet Bay, about 10.50pm on 15 June.
The 27-year-old was arrested at his home nearby before he was taken to Sutherland Hospital.
Some six months later, on Monday, Mr Scott was issued a number of Court Attendance Notices.
He has been charged with drive vehicle under influence of alcohol, drive with middle range PCA, and negligent driving (no death or grievous bodily harm).
Police said in a statement they will allege Mr Scott drove with a mid-range PCA which is anywhere between 0.08 and 0.15.
The former Melbourne Storm and Canberra Raiders centre allegedly drove while over the legal limit when he crashed his ute into a number of trees on Kennedy Crescent, Bonnet Bay, about 10.50pm on 15 June.
The 27-year-old was arrested at his home nearby before he was taken to Sutherland Hospital.
Some six months later, on Monday, Mr Scott was issued a number of Court Attendance Notices.
He has been charged with drive vehicle under influence of alcohol, drive with middle range PCA, and negligent driving (no death or grievous bodily harm).
Police said in a statement they will allege Mr Scott drove with a mid-range PCA which is anywhere between 0.08 and 0.15.
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Can’t believe he’s still only 27!
Been getting arrested for years…
Reported 2 hours ago by the Telegraph.........
NSW Police have intervened in the relationship between NRL champion Jake Friend and his wife, applying for an AVO against the former Roosters player.
The former Roosters captain is due to appear in Burwood local court on Thursday for the case.
He has not been charged by police however they have applied for an AVO on behalf of his long-term partner.
Friend transitioned into a coaching role at the Roosters since his retirement leading the club’s pathway program.
He played 264 games for the Roosters before being forced into retirement because of repeated concussions in 2021.
He represented Australia and Queensland during his 14-year career.
The dummy half won three premierships at the Roosters and captained the club.
He was sacked from the Roosters in 2009 after a string of off field incidents but resurrected his career.
Innocent until proven guilty but not a good look when you’re leading the pathway program.
Forced to retire through head knocks… cte onset…?
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Trent Merrin and his cryptocurrency
Player Agent Sanctions
The National Rugby League (NRL) has made a final determination and suspended and fined Player Agents Mario Tartak, Matt Desira, Nash Dawson and Chris Orr for breaches of the Accredited Agent Scheme Rules.
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Barnett & Niukore's agent is Chris OrrPlayer Agent Sanctions
The National Rugby League (NRL) has made a final determination and suspended and fined Player Agents Mario Tartak, Matt Desira, Nash Dawson and Chris Orr for breaches of the Accredited Agent Scheme Rules.
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Another one in the news today.
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Former transtasman league star charged with assault, threatening to kill
The former sportsman has interim name suppression as he appears in an Auckland court.
Only a few days ago? Sounds seriousAnother one in the news today.
Former transtasman league star charged with assault, threatening to kill
The former sportsman has interim name suppression as he appears in an Auckland court.
Transtasman is an interesting use of wordsAnother one in the news today.
Former transtasman league star charged with assault, threatening to kill
The former sportsman has interim name suppression as he appears in an Auckland court.
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League player but non Warrior?Transtasman is an interesting use of words
(Speculating with no knowledge)
If it was a former Warrior would they list that? For Vatuvei I thought it was listed as ex league player.
Trans Tasman could mean an Australian living here or a player who was based in Australia while playing.
There is reasoning behind the wording. If they make it to specific, it could mean they breach the name suppression ruling.
They are serious chargers. Been through this a bit as an AC/DC fan when Phil Rudd when nuts a few years ago. Chargers of hiring a hitman to kill someone. That ended up with a lighter sentence than you'd expect from initial reporting. He is wealthy though and can likely afford better representation than an ex league player. It is still unknown on his travelling restrictions as he has been to Australia (born there and maybe still a citizen so different to Vatuvei) for Malcolm Young's funeral and Canada to record an album. He was going to tour but had an illness with a partner here in NZ.
The best thing on that case was pulling out the lyrics.
The Judge looked high and I looked low. When he smiled at me it was a one man show.
And the judges gavel fell, Jury found his guilty. Gave him 16 years in hell.
Or the band who have always just joked during interviews.
"In a band you always keep your eye out for the drummer. That's why I move around so much"
Trans Tasman could mean an Australian living here or a player who was based in Australia while playing.
There is reasoning behind the wording. If they make it to specific, it could mean they breach the name suppression ruling.
They are serious chargers. Been through this a bit as an AC/DC fan when Phil Rudd when nuts a few years ago. Chargers of hiring a hitman to kill someone. That ended up with a lighter sentence than you'd expect from initial reporting. He is wealthy though and can likely afford better representation than an ex league player. It is still unknown on his travelling restrictions as he has been to Australia (born there and maybe still a citizen so different to Vatuvei) for Malcolm Young's funeral and Canada to record an album. He was going to tour but had an illness with a partner here in NZ.
The best thing on that case was pulling out the lyrics.
The Judge looked high and I looked low. When he smiled at me it was a one man show.
And the judges gavel fell, Jury found his guilty. Gave him 16 years in hell.
Or the band who have always just joked during interviews.
"In a band you always keep your eye out for the drummer. That's why I move around so much"
