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Sassuolo's Volpato tests positive for cocaine in Australia - reports

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Center‑leaning outlets such as The Sydney Morning Herald and ABC News foreground the speeding violation, with the former noting the 50 km/h excess and the latter specifying 109 km/h. BBC Sport adds the qualifier “World Cup star” to the…
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Sassuolo's Volpato tests positive for cocaine in Australia - reports
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Sassuolo's Australia midfielder Cristian Volpato tested positive for cocaine after being pulled over twice by police in Sydney for speeding on Thursday night, according to reports by several Australian media outlets and the BBC. The 22-year-old, who played for the Socceroos at this year's World Cup, was reportedly pulled over for the first time around 11 p.m. on the Anzac Bridge while driving between 86 and 94 km/h in a 60 km/h zone and a breathalyzer test came back negative. But he was pulled over again about two hours later while driving at 109 km/h in the zone and, on that occasion, a saliva test was reportedly positive for cocaine.

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Sassuolo's Australia midfielder Cristian Volpato tested positive for cocaine after being pulled over twice by police in Sydney for speeding on Thursday night, according to reports by several Australian media outlets and the BBC. The 22-year-old, who played for the Socceroos at this year's World Cup, was reportedly pulled over for the first time around 11 p.m. on the Anzac Bridge while driving between 86 and 94 km/h in a 60 km/h zone and a breathalyzer test came back negative. But he was pulled over again about two hours later while driving at 109 km/h in the zone and, on that occasion, a saliva test was reportedly positive for cocaine.

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