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QUEENSLAND Reds rugby player Karmichael Hunt has been charged with supplying cocaine. The 28-year-old was arrested yesterday with three others. He faces four counts of supplying a dangerous drug.
Hunt was arrested along with a 24-year-old man from Burleigh Waters, a 27-year-old man from Mermaid Waters and a 22-year-old woman from Mermaid Waters after an investigation by the Crime and Corruption Commission.
The Queensland Reds this morning said they were unaware of the charges at this stage.
"The former Australian rugby league player was part of four people – three men and one woman – charged. It is alleged they arranged for cocaine for personal use or to be passed on to friends or colleagues between June and December 2014. Hunt was playing AFL for the Gold Coast Suns during that time."During an investigation focused on a cocaine trafficking syndicate operating in South East Queensland, these four individuals were identified contacting the syndicate and arranging for the supply of cocaine," Queensland's Crime and Corruption Commission statement read."
Some big names about to go. Lockyer, Hodges, Mitchell Pearce, Robbie Farah, Sam Ayoub and Fittler are the names I have heard. There is a reporter outside Lockyers 24 hrs a day waiting for the news to break apparently
Good point [MENTION=11621]taurus[/MENTION];
"Bookmarkers have suspended betting on the NRL round-one clash between Brisbane and South Sydney, as speculation grows the Broncos will be drawn into the cocaine scandal engulfing south-east Queensland sport.All major betting agencies have moved to shut down markets on tomorrow week's Suncorp Stadium game, with the NRL season set to kick off under a cloud of uncertainty."