Parramatta Eels winger Josh Addo-Carr faces second alleged cocaine roadside test
Josh Addo-Carr reportedly tested positive for cocaine in a random police roadside screening, marking a second such incident in his career.
Josh Addo-Carr, a winger for the Parramatta Eels, is alleged to have tested positive for cocaine during a random police roadside check on Friday night. This is the second time the premiership-winning athlete has been linked to a drug incident, the first occurring during his tenure with Canterbury. Crown Sports International, the firm representing Addo-Carr, confirmed the reports and stated that he is obtaining professional assistance while emphasizing the need for family privacy.
The Eels announced they have notified the NRL integrity unit and are cooperating with any ensuing procedures, also offering welfare support to Addo-Carr and his relatives. No further comments will be made until the matter is resolved. The situation could jeopardize the player's future in the NRL.
Why it matters
A repeat drug allegation threatens the career of a high-profile NRL player and raises concerns about player welfare.
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