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Twelve of his teammates will also serve one-game suspensions as a fed-up NRL hit the players with huge fines for lying about the gathering, which was suspected to cover up de Belin’s involvement.
According to sources familiar with the situation, players scattered upstairs at Vaughan’s house and hid in cupboards to avoid detection when police arrived after a noise complaint from a neighbour.
De Belin was believed to have been under a bed.
The Dragons were initially told the former State of Origin forward had only briefly dropped into the party, but after further investigations on Monday was said to have been there for a significant period of time.
FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedIn7 hours ago Selfish Dragons players put the entire NRL at risk with a stupid house party - yet league bosses should think twice about hurting innocent people by stripping premiership points.
That was the message from legendary coach Phil Gould, after 13 people were fined $1000 by NSW Police over a party held at ex-Test front-rower Paul Vaughan s house in Shellharbour.
The party was a flagrant breach of both NSW Government and NRL rules, held amid the ongoing Sydney lockdown and with rugby league under Level Four biosecurity restrictions; which specifically prohibit players from having people at their homes. It is stupid, it is very, very selfish. As we heard from the assistant commissioner [Gary Worboys], this is a community effort and these players have really portrayed our game in a very bad light, Gould told Nine s
I think it is just crazy, he said. It is crazy that they think, one, that they can do it, and two, that they can get away with it. I think there is a touch of arrogance about it. To their credit, they were cooperative with police when police finally went to the home and made those inquiries the next day.
The players are not expected to be hit with any further penalties from NSW Police.
But Mr Worboys implored anyone else involved in the house party to come forward. If there are others at the house - they are going to be found out, he said.
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