Socceroos star allegedly tests positive for cocaine after speeding

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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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▪Socceroos star allegedly tests positive for cocaine after speedingImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Volpato switched allegiances from Italy to Australia in MayByEmily SalleyBBC Sport journalistPublished2 hours agoSocceroos World Cup

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8 outlets in our directory ran this story, first to last over 23 hours. Coverage spans 2 points on the political spectrum — 4 centre, 1 right.

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▪ Police say Australian World Cup player Volpato has allegedly tested positive for cocaine - AP News — Google News
▪ Australia’s Cristian Volpato allegedly tests positive for cocaine after speeding in post-World Cup drama — New York Post
▪ Sassuolo's Volpato tests positive for cocaine in Australia - reports — ANSA English
▪ Australia forward Volpato tests positive for cocaine: reports — Daily Maverick
▪ Australia forward Volpato tests positive for cocaine: reports — Channel NewsAsia
▪ Socceroos star allegedly tests positive for cocaine while driving in Sydney — The Sydney Morning Herald
▪ Breaking: Socceroos star allegedly tests positive for cocaine after speeding — ABC News (Australia)

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Socceroos star allegedly tests positive for cocaine after speedingImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Volpato switched allegiances from Italy to Australia in MayByEmily SalleyBBC Sport journalistPublished2 hours agoSocceroos World Cup star Cristian Volpato has allegedly tested positive for cocaine after police twice stopped him for speeding in Sydney on the same night.The 22-year-old Australia midfielder was stopped in a BMW Coupe on the Anzac Bridge at 11:05pm local time on Thursday night after he was caught travelling between 86-94km/h in a 60km/h zone, police said.He was subjected to a roadside breath test, which returned a negative result.However, Volpato allegedly returned a positive result for cocaine when he was stopped two hours later for travelling at 109km/h in the same…

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