Carney in trouble again
SACKED NRL star Todd Carney is being investigated by police over the smashing of a shop window in the southern New South Wales town of Goulburn.
Carney, who was recently deregistered from the NRL until 2010 after a string of alcohol-fuelled misdemeanours, was arrested by police at a Goulburn pub on Saturday night in relation to the alleged attack on the shop the previous morning.
Police say the Auburn Street mobile phone shop had its front window smashed at 4.30am (EST) last Friday.
The 22-year-old was released without charge, but police are still investigating the incident.
His arrest is the latest controversy for the Country Representative half-back.
In August, Carney had his $1.6 million, four-year deal with the Raiders torn up after he was ejected from a Goulburn club.
At the time he was suspended by the Raiders after a complaint that he had urinated on a person while drinking at a Canberra pub.
He has also been convicted of drink-driving offences, including an incident in 2007 where he and fellow former Raider Steve Irwin led police on a car chase through Canberra.
Carney has been forced to look to England to continue his playing career, recently signing a three-year deal with Super League club Huddersfield.
He this week flew to Rwanda, where he and NRL players Todd Payten, Justin Moore, Nathan Hindmarsh and Jarryd Hickey will help build an orphanage in the capital, Kigali.
Organised by former Raiders player Paul Osborne, the 10-day trip was seen as a way to turn around the troubled star's life.
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