World News – AU – NRL star David Fifita arrested for trespassing

Posted: 07:25 GMT, Jan.. December 2020 | Updated: 08:36 GMT, Jan.. December 2020

NRL star David Fifita was reportedly arrested for trespassing after allegedly entering a home without permission.

According to 9News, the 20-year-old had the impression of having been invited home to the Gold Coast by a woman.

NRL star David Fifita (pictured) on his return to Australia in 2019 after a three-day stay in a bail prison

Fifita is believed to have brought an Uber to a woman in Clear Island Waters, but when he got out of the car he lost his phone.

Then he went into the wrong room with another woman and a man who called the police around 8 a.m. this morning.

Police confirmed that a 20-year-old man had been arrested nearby and taken to Broadbeach Police Station for questioning.

The second rower will join the Gold Coast Titans for the 2021 season with a record $ 3. 5 million deal over three years.

Fifita entered the rugby league scene in 2018 and is considered one of the most promising young strikers in decades.

He played State of Origin for Queensland in 2019 and was also selected to play the Indigenous All Stars.

The 19-year-old vacationer is said to have met a nightclub security guard in Bali on the back of a scooter early Saturday morning and dressed in the same clothes for the next two nights after his arrest

Fifita was held in prison for more than two years for assault in 2019 after she was arrested during an off-season trip to Bail.

The footballer had to pay out-of-pocket compensation in order to reach a peace deal with the complainant – a security guard he allegedly hit in a nightly scooter incident.

Police confirmed that a 20-year-old man had been arrested nearby and taken to Broadbeach Police Station for questioning (Fifita pictured in 2019).

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David Fifita, Titans of the Gold Coast, National Rugby League, Brisbane Broncos