Wayne Carey Removed From Crown Casino Over Suspected Drugs

Wayne Carey, a celebrated Australian Rules Football icon, is openly condemning Crown Resorts after being requested to depart their Perth gaming establishment. Carey was purportedly in possession of a pouch containing a white powdery substance that slipped from his pocket, although he maintains it was merely anti-inflammatory medicine.

The former athlete, now 51, asserts that he presented the pouch to personnel and clarified that it contained medication he utilizes for pain management. “I am disheartened…there were no unlawful actions,” Carey declared, adding that if Crown employees suspected illicit activities, “they would have taken more extensive measures.”

Crown Resorts Chief Executive Ciaran Carruthers contradicted Carey’s account of the incident, stating that Carey’s narrative does not align with staff reports. Carruthers informed Western Australian news outlets that team members are instructed to report any questionable conduct. He elaborated that staff did not initially identify Carey and that he was asked to vacate the premises after a bag containing powder and currency tumbled from his pocket.

He abandoned his luggage, and the subsequent events are a total enigma to me. Kerry’s attorney is investigating if their client experienced unjust treatment, and yesterday, Police Chief Blanche stated that the gambling establishment should have instantly alerted law enforcement about the occurrence.