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No one has been arrested or charged in relation to the investigation and the Guardian understands the players deny criminal wrongdoing.Speaking to reporters in Melbourne just now, Dillon was asked if the AFL had a cultural problem. He said: double quotation markI think the actions of a few don’t define the actions of the entire industry. He also said the league also won’t investigate the Sydney Swans incident, including hair testing for illicit substance use, until the police have finished investigating.The players have reportedly denied using illegal drugs.
- ▪No one has been arrested or charged in relation to the investigation and the Guardian understands the players deny criminal wrongdoing.Speaking to reporters in Melbourne just now, Dillon was asked if the AFL had a cultural problem.
- ▪He said: double quotation markI think the actions of a few don’t define the actions of the entire industry.
- ▪He also said the league also won’t investigate the Sydney Swans incident, including hair testing for illicit substance use, until the police have finished investigating.The players have reportedly denied using illegal drugs.
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23.02 EDTAFL CEO says ‘actions of a few’ don’t define football industry amid Swans scandalLuca IttimaniThe AFL CEO, Andrew Dillon, won’t say the game has a culture problem, saying the actions of a few Sydney Swans players don’t define the industry, after an incident that led to an allegation of sexual assault currently being investigated by Victorian police.Separately, five Swans players have been stood down for the rest of the season for breaching club standards by “drinking … staying out late … and bringing women back to the hotel”. No one has been arrested or charged in relation to the investigation and the Guardian understands the players deny criminal wrongdoing.Speaking to reporters in Melbourne just now, Dillon was asked if the AFL had a cultural problem.
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