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  • Police officers deny attacking Raiders player Tom Starling

    Police officers deny attacking Raiders player Tom Starling

    Canberra Weekly

    Two police officers deny attacking Canberra Raiders NRL player Tom Starling during a wild brawl.

    Defence lawyer Warwick Anderson told Gosford Local Court on Thursday Senior Constable Steven Lockwood Brown, 49, and Sergeant Evan Huw Prowse, 37, will plead not guilty to assaulting Starling.

    The two officers, charged after an investigation by the NSW Professional Standard Command,  are accused of punching Starling in the face during the brawl at the Shady Palms restaurant at Kincumber on the NSW Central Coast.

    Starling, 25, was...

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  • Raiders' golden youth primed for 2024 journey

    LeagueNews.co

    LeagueNews.co

    The Canberra Raiders are thrilled to unveil their impressive 2024 Under 15 Academy Gold Squad.

    In a season marked by fierce competition and top-notch performances, the selection process was tougher than ever.

    The Raiders opted to expand the squad to accommodate the exceptional talent on display.

    It's a testament to the hard work and dedication of the young athletes who have earned their place in the prestigious academy.

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  • Two NSW police officers deny assaulting NRL star Tom Starling

    Two NSW police officers plead not guilty over alleged assault of NRL star Tom Starling

    ABC Sport

    Two NSW police officers plead not guilty over alleged assault of NRL star Tom Starling

    Two serving New South Wales police officers have pleaded not guilty to common assault after a brawl with NRL star Tom Starling at a Central Coast venue more than three years ago.

    The now 25-year-old Canberra Raiders player had been celebrating a friend's birthday at Kincumber's Shady Palms restaurant on December 5, 2020, when police were called to the venue and an altercation occurred.

    Starling, who received facial injuries at the time, was initially charged with seven offences, including attempting to take a police officer's gun.

    He was cleared of any wrongdoing last year.

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