Canterbury superstar Josh Addo-Carr faces an uncertain future after his second sample reportedly returned a positive result for cocaine.
The fallout from Addo-Carr’s alleged positive roadside test to cocaine took a new turn on Friday with multipe reports of the positive oral sample.
The 29-year-old was pulled over on Friday night while driving in the Sydney suburb of Wentworth Point and allegedly returned a positive test.
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He was then tested a second time, with the sample sent away for further analysis.
Addo-Carr told Bulldogs officials he is adamant he did not take cocaine in the lead up to last week’s test, and is at a loss to explain the positive test result.
He had stood himself down from playing this week.
Addo-Carr’s lawyer, Elias Tabchouri, said the police informed him of the positive result on Friday afternoon.
“Police informed our office this afternoon that the secondary test carried out by Josh Addo-Carr has returned a positive result,” Tabchouri said in a statement.
“We are dealing with the situation in conjunction with Josh and will determine a path moving forward in due course.”
Canterbury general manager Phil Gould earlier this week suggested that if Addo-Carr’s secondary sample came back positive, his future at the club would fall under the spotlight.
“There are sanctions to that and precedence for that,” Gould said on Tuesday.
“If it came back positive, Josh would have to explain how it got in his system.
“Because he is adamant, and I mean vehemently adamant, that he has not taken the drugs.”
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