Sam Burgess

The former NRL star was arrested in Kingsford after failing the random roadside test while he was driving on a suspended licence.

Before Thursday, Burgess had a history of 35 traffic offences since arriving in Australia in 2010, at least 32 of which were on his British licence. I am clean and sober from drugs, living a happy, healthy, and balanced life.” “The urine sample returned a negative result to all illicit drugs.

Burgess allegedly returned a positive result for cocaine, however he later issued a statement on social media denying he had taken drugs. 2 min read.

He is now their assistant coach. The urine sample returned a negative result to all illicit drugs. I have undertaken road safety courses and since then I have not incurred any demerit points or fines. I have not consumed, obtained, or possessed any illicit drugs. Burgess allegedly returned a positive result for cocaine, however he later issued a statement on social media denying he had taken drugs. “A court date was issued for driving with a suspended licence.

Former NRL star Sam Burgess will face court next year after allegedly driving on a suspended license and f...

I have not consumed, obtained, or possessed any illicit drugs." "After I was released from the police station, I immediately and voluntarily went to an independent, internationally accredited testing facility and undertook a urine test. "The man was arrested after returning a positive result on a random drug test and was taken to Maroubra Police Station."

South Sydney great Sam Burgess has denied driving with cocaine in his system, despite testing positive at a roadside test.

I have not consumed, obtained, or possessed any illicit drugs.” “After I was released from the police station, I immediately and voluntarily went to an independent, internationally accredited testing facility and undertook a urine test,” he wrote in a statement. NSW Police confirmed to AAP that a 34-year-old man was stopped in the Sydney suburb of Kingsford for roadside testing about 10am on Thursday and subsequently taken to a nearby station after testing positive for an illicit substance.

Sam Burgess has been arrested for returning a positive drug test while driving unlicensed, but denies having had cocaine in his system.

I have not consumed, obtained, or possessed any illicit drugs.” The driver underwent secondary testing and was issued a notice to appear at Waverley Local Court on February 15 for driving unregistered. NSW Police confirmed to AAP that a 34-year-old man was stopped in the Sydney suburb of Kingsford for roadside testing at about 10am Thursday and subsequently taken to a nearby station after testing positive for an illicit substance.

Sam Burgess has taken to social media to declare his innocence after he allegedly returned a positive roadside drug test.

"I have made positive improvements to my life and to my driving since my full licence was returned to me following a 10-month loss of licence. I have not consumed, obtained, or possessed any illicit drugs. "After being pulled over on the morning of Thursday 22nd December by an unmarked police car, an initial roadside drug test was taken, which showed positive to cocaine," Burgess wrote.

Former South Sydney player Sam Burgess denies doing any illicit drugs before testing positive for cocaine in a roadside test.

I have not consumed, obtained, or possessed any illicit drugs." "After I was released from the police station, I immediately and voluntarily went to an independent, internationally accredited testing facility and undertook a urine test," he wrote in a statement. NSW police confirmed to AAP that a 34-year-old man was stopped in the Sydney suburb of Kingsford for roadside testing at about 10am on Thursday and subsequently taken to a nearby station after testing positive for an illicit substance.

Former NRL star Sam Burgess denied consuming any drugs following Australian media reports that he had been arrested after failing a random drug test in ...

The urine sample returned a negative result to all illicit drugs. I have made positive improvements to my life and to my driving since my full licence was returned to me following a 10-month loss of licence." "After being pulled over...