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Raiders fullback Jack Wighton facing prospect of CCTV footage in court as he faces nine charges
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Raiders fullback Jack Wighton will appear in ACT Magistrates Court on Wednesday facing nine charges stemming from a night out in February. Photo: Kym SmithSource: News Corp Australia
HE has been named to play for the Raiders in Canberra on Saturday night but the allegations levelled at fullback Jack Wighton have the potential to “go nuclear” should CCTV footage be admitted in Wednesday’s court hearing, according to NRL 360 host Paul Kent.
Wighton will on Wednesday morning face the ACT Magistrates Court on nine charges, including three counts of reckless or intentionally inflicting actual bodily harm, five of common assault and urinating in a public place.
Neither the NRL nor the Raiders have taken action against Wighton, and will let the legal proceedings run their due course.
But Kent says the release of CCTV footage has the potential to influence public opinion of the fullback anyway, even before the court hands down its verdict.
https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nr...s/news-story/84c22e73d7396a6ede4572cec998f7de
Sounds like a good night out. 9 charges must be some sort of record.
Meanwhile his biggest crime, impersonating a fullback, goes unpunished.
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- April 10, 2018 11:49am
- TONY WEBECK@tonywebeck
- Source: FOX SPORTS
Raiders fullback Jack Wighton will appear in ACT Magistrates Court on Wednesday facing nine charges stemming from a night out in February. Photo: Kym SmithSource: News Corp Australia
HE has been named to play for the Raiders in Canberra on Saturday night but the allegations levelled at fullback Jack Wighton have the potential to “go nuclear” should CCTV footage be admitted in Wednesday’s court hearing, according to NRL 360 host Paul Kent.
Wighton will on Wednesday morning face the ACT Magistrates Court on nine charges, including three counts of reckless or intentionally inflicting actual bodily harm, five of common assault and urinating in a public place.
Neither the NRL nor the Raiders have taken action against Wighton, and will let the legal proceedings run their due course.
But Kent says the release of CCTV footage has the potential to influence public opinion of the fullback anyway, even before the court hands down its verdict.
https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nr...s/news-story/84c22e73d7396a6ede4572cec998f7de
Sounds like a good night out. 9 charges must be some sort of record.
Meanwhile his biggest crime, impersonating a fullback, goes unpunished.