'On Friday evening Josh was pulled over and subjected to a random roadside drug test. The test results were negative and Josh was allowed to continue on his way. Happens to all of us at some stage on the roads. It's the Police keeping the community safe. We appreciate their work.
'There is absolutely no truth to rumours that Josh had any issue. None whatsoever. Enjoy your finals football everyone.'
On Monday night, Gould said Addo-Carr had informed the club about the matter on Saturday, but said the winger had explained to him that the drug test was inconclusive.
It was only on Monday when the club received calls about the issue that they found out he had allegedly returned a positive sample.
'He came in and reported it to us the next morning, but the way it was reported to us, he was very dismissive of it,' Gould said on 100% Footy.
'That there was no drama, he hadn't tested positive to anything, they had allowed him to drive home.
'What Josh thought was because he went and did the second test and they allowed him to go, he thought it was negative.
'I'm not saying Josh was deliberately misrepresenting, that was his interpretation of events. The police have a different interpretation.'
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