Police are aware of an incident involving the Bulldogs star after a scuffle at a rugby league event on the Central Coast on Saturday afternoon.
Police are aware of an incident involving Josh Addo-Carr after a brawl broke out at the Koori Knockout on the Central Coast on Saturday afternoon.
Addo-Carr was one of several NRL players involved in the tournament, hosted by the Newcastle All Blacks at the Central Coast Regional Sporting Complex in Tuggerah.An on-field fight broke out during a game involving Addo-Carr’s team. Sources, who spoke on the condition of anonymity given an investigation is ongoing, said the Bulldogs star wasn’t involved in play at the time.“About 1.
“Police and event security broke up the brawl a short time later and the crowd dispersed, before the game was called off. There are no reports of injuries at this time. “Police from Tuggerah Lakes Police District working closely with event organisers and NSW Rugby League.”
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