The North Queensland Cowboys say they are liaising with the NRL Integrity Unit after police were called over an alleged incident
Cowboys ‘gathering more information’ with NRL Integrity Unit
Officers attended and were told a 26-year-old man allegedly assaulted a woman known to him and smashed the woman’s phone. The club said in a statement it had “been made aware of an alleged incident regarding Leilua, which has resulted in police charges”.
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