Curtis Scott claims inadequate concussion care; he seeks bail after an alleged fight left an 18-year-old hospitalized.
Curtis Scott has told a court that he did not receive the right care for a previous concussion in Las Vegas as the former NRL star fought to be released on bail following an alleged fight in Sydney's CBD.
The alleged brawl left a young man hospitalised, with Mr Scott's lawyer Paul McGirr telling a court that his client had his "come to Jesus moment" after spending a night behind bars.
Mr Scott was arrested on Tuesday and denied bail over an alleged fight that left an 18-year-old in hospital with facial injuries on Saturday night at Moore Park in Sydney's east.
Police say the alleged victim had been involved in an argument with Mr Scott and his mother, both of whom were not known to him, before the alleged assault.
The former Melbourne Storm and Canberra Raiders star was arrested on Tuesday and denied bail, with Mr McGirr on Wednesday claiming this had been a wake-up call for his client.