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Brett Stewart charged with low-range drink-driving offence

Manly legend Brett Stewart. (AAP Image/Action Photographics, Grant Trouville)
21st April, 2014
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Manly NRL star Brett Stewart has been charged with a low-range drink-driving offence after failing a random breath test on Sydney’s northern beaches on Monday morning.

Stewart was pulled over on Pittwater Rd at Warriewood at around 10am, and after failing a breath test, was taken to Mona Vale Police Station where he allegedly recorded a blood alcohol level of 0.079.

The Sea Eagles have confirmed they are aware of the incident and have informed the NRL integrity unit.

Stewart is the latest in a string of NRL stars to have blown over the limit in recent years.

Knights prop Willie Mason is the latest victim, though didn’t incur a suspension.

Former Rooster Todd Carney earned himself a $10,000 fine for DUI in 2011, while North Queensland’s James Tamou was suspended from State of Origin and fined $20,000 last year for blowing four times the legal limit and driving without a license.

With AAP

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