The Warriors assistant coach Richard Agar received a prohibition of three games and a fine of $ 10,000 for allegedly catching a journalist for the throat at the NRL exhibition event in Las Vegas.
The NRL issued Agar with a non -compliance notice on Monday after the incident that alleges that occurred at the Allegiant Stadium on March 2.
Half of its fine will be suspended awaiting more crimes, and agar is not available to serve in the Andrew Webster coaching staff for the next clashes against the Sydney Roosters, Wests Tigers and Melbourne.
Charging…
He has been forbidden to travel with the Warriors for the second two of those three games, both in Australia.
Agar, who previously trained Super League Sides Hull FC, Wakefield Trinity and Leeds Rhinos, must also undertake the “appropriate education and training.”
English has five business days to answer the non -compliance notice.
According to the journalist in question, Agar faced him in the bowels of the stadium, where the Warriors lost 30-8 against Canberra in the first game of the season.
It is believed that Agar and the journalist know each other since the coach’s time working in England.
The journalist based in England had been on the site to cover matches between the sides of Super League Wigan and Warrington, and the women’s team in England and Australia.
Agar previously worked with Webster in Samoa’s coaching staff, and joined the NRL club for the first season of the Warriors chief coach to the helm in 2023.
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