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This is what happens when you hang around with LOLtrell too much
 
Harry Oz said:
I reckon Gus's tweet was a distraction as there is more to this.
Were other players out with JAC on Friday night?
Players who were actually involved in that debacle on Saturday?
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No distraction, Gus the poor bastard believed the ****.

But Gus really should stay the fuck of socials.
 
Before finals great thanks addo card following ur best mate trells footsteps much love much needed u idiot
 
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Bulldogs star under police investigation after roadside drugs test
September 9, 2024 — 4.32pm
Canterbury’s first finals campaign in eight years has been rocked, with winger Josh Addo-Carr under investigation after allegedly testing positive to a roadside drugs test on Friday night.

Police have confirmed a 29-year-old male registered a positive reading to cocaine after he was stopped for a roadside test late on Friday night.

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“About 10.45pm on Friday, officers attached to Auburn Police Area Command were patrolling Baywater Drive, Wentworth Point, when they stopped a Toyota hatchback for random testing,” the police statement said.

“The driver – a 29-year-old man – was subject to roadside testing which allegedly returned a positive indication for cocaine. The sample has been sent for analysis.”


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Canterbury’s first finals campaign in eight years has been rocked, with winger Josh Addo-Carr under investigation after allegedly testing positive to a roadside drugs test on Friday night.
Police have confirmed a 29-year-old male registered a positive reading to cocaine after he was stopped for a roadside test late on Friday night.

“About 10.45pm on Friday, officers attached to Auburn Police Area Command were patrolling Baywater Drive, Wentworth Point, when they stopped a Toyota hatchback for random testing,” the police statement said.
“The driver – a 29-year-old man – was subject to roadside testing which allegedly returned a positive indication for cocaine. The sample has been sent for analysis.”

Sources with knowledge of the situation talking on the condition of anonymity told the Herald Addo-Carr claimed the first test was inconclusive and that he was allowed to drive away after a second test came back negative.
Roadside saliva tests can detect the drugs ecstasy, cannabis, cocaine, and methamphetamine (including speed and ice).


Canterbury’s Josh Addo-Carr.CREDIT: GETTY
The sample is firstly analysed at the roadside, which takes around three minutes. If the testing device registers an indicative positive test, the person must go with the police to the station or hospital for further testing.

These second tests typically take about 20 minutes. If the person tests positive again, they cannot drive for 24 hours, and the remaining sample goes for in-depth forensic testing. That forensic testing, done in a laboratory, can take several days and police cannot lay charges until that sample returns a positive result.

This masthead approached the Bulldogs for comment on Monday morning. At the time, they were unaware Addo-Carr had allegedly returned a positive test.

Bulldogs general manager Phil Gould took to X, formerly Twitter, before the police statement, to clarify the club’s version of events.

“In response to circulating rumours and now several media inquiries regarding Josh Addo-Carr,” Gould posted on X. “On Friday evening Josh was pulled over and subjected to a random roadside drug test. The test results were negative and Josh was allowed to continue on his way.

“Happens to all of us at some stage on the roads. It’s the Police keeping the community safe. We appreciate their work. There is absolutely no truth to rumours that Josh had any issue. None whatsoever. Enjoy your finals football everyone.”

The Bulldogs are set to launch their own investigation to determine if Addo-Carr misled the club with the information he provided them earlier today.

The club will hold its annual awards night at Le Montage in Lilyfield on Monday night. Addo-Carr was scheduled to join his teammates at the celebratory dinner but has been told not to attend by club powerbrokers.

An NRL spokesperson said: “The NRL is liaising with the club.”
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Police have confirmed a 29-year-old male registered a positive reading to cocaine after he was stopped for a roadside test late Friday night.
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is this the reason why he didnt play on Saturday?
 
If it's really Club first then boot the ****, we don't want a washed up player attracting more shit to us on the eve of the first finals game in how many fkn years.
 
I guess this frees up ~ 700k and makes the Wilson decision a bit easier
 
Well if he’s guilty and is charged not only will we stand him down, but he won’t be picked back up again. What an absolute waste!!
 
And ironically best mates with Latrine. This happens 1 week after latrine gets his ban for the photo.
 
L.B said:
Well if he’s guilty and is charged not only will we stand him down, but he won’t be picked back up again. What an absolute waste!!
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To make it worse, if it's true, then that's the second time he has lied to Gus.

I hope the club use this to rip up his contract and get the washed up dud out of the way for our other wingers. We already lost Skelton, not worth losing anyone else over a broken lying ****.
 
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