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NSW State of Origin star Michael Jennings has been arrested and charged with offensive behaviour after an overnight drinking session in Parramatta.
The man-of-the-match from Wednesday night’s game in Melbourne was arrested at approximately 2.30am in the company of one of his brothers.
According to a police statement officers from Parramatta Local Area Command were patrolling a car park at Erby Place, when they allegedly saw a man kicking a boom gate.
As they walked up to him another man approached the officers allegedly in an aggressive manner.
The man, aged 27, was arrested and taken to Parramatta Police Station where he was charged with hindering police and offensive behaviour.
The other man, aged 19, allegedly kicked the boom gate and was later issued with a criminal infringement notice for offensive behaviour.
His club the Sydney Roosters were notified on Saturday morning and have reported the incident to the NRL integrity unit.
“We are still waiting for more details,” said Roosters chief executive Brian Canavan.
“He’s been squeaky clean with us at the Roosters and that’s why this is so surprising.
“From a club point of view we’re really disappointed he was out at that time of night.”
The Roosters will release a statement later today.
The man-of-the-match from Wednesday night’s game in Melbourne was arrested at approximately 2.30am in the company of one of his brothers.
According to a police statement officers from Parramatta Local Area Command were patrolling a car park at Erby Place, when they allegedly saw a man kicking a boom gate.
As they walked up to him another man approached the officers allegedly in an aggressive manner.
The man, aged 27, was arrested and taken to Parramatta Police Station where he was charged with hindering police and offensive behaviour.
The other man, aged 19, allegedly kicked the boom gate and was later issued with a criminal infringement notice for offensive behaviour.
His club the Sydney Roosters were notified on Saturday morning and have reported the incident to the NRL integrity unit.
“We are still waiting for more details,” said Roosters chief executive Brian Canavan.
“He’s been squeaky clean with us at the Roosters and that’s why this is so surprising.
“From a club point of view we’re really disappointed he was out at that time of night.”
The Roosters will release a statement later today.