Pocock gets Union warning after being arrested at protest

Former Australia captain David Pocock has been issued with a formal written warning by the Australian Rugby Union after he was arrested yesterday.

Pocock gets Union warning after being arrested at protest
Mon, 01 Dec, 2014 - 09:31

Former Australia captain David Pocock has been issued with a formal written warning by the Australian Rugby Union after he was arrested yesterday.

Pocock, 26, was arrested during a coal mine protest in north-west New South Wales, the Sydney Morning Herald reported.

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