Josh Addo-Carr has been photographed arriving to front the NRL integrity unit after a roadside drug test returned a positive result that indicated he had cocaine in his system.
The Bulldogs winger accepted a $682 fine and three-month driving suspension following the incident to spare further publicity.
Addo-Carr was accompanied by manager Mario Tartak and lawyer Nick Ghabar as he arrived at NRL headquarters in Moore Park on Thursday afternoon.
The 29-year-old has maintained his innocence over the matter.
Addo-Carr’s fate with the Bulldogs remains unknown, having just one-year remaining on his $500,000 deal.
But speculation is now rife that the winger may have already played his last game for the club.
Canterbury general manager Phil Gould said the winger’s version of events had “too many contradictions”, but would await the results of the integrity unit probe before taking action.
The club has confirmed it will follow the correct procedures before making a call on Addo-Carr’s future.
