- A former West Coast Eagles player has been retired by a local football club
- He has also been fired by the Victoria Assembly of the first peoples.
- It occurs after it appeared in the court accused of alleged child sexual crimes
A former West Coast Eagles star has been withdrawn from his role with the Victoria Assembly of the first peoples and had his contract with a local football club after being accused of alleged historical sexual crimes.
Josh Hill, who played for both Western Bulldogs and West Coast Eagles, appeared in Northbridge Court in Perth this weekend for accusations.
The 36 -year -old was released on bail, but will appear in the court again in April.
According The Western AustralianIt is alleged that the charges include four positions of sexually penetrating a child over 13 years and children under 16. The point of sale informs that three of these alleged crimes have taken place in 2015.
The former star of the west coast was not obliged to declare during the hearing and declined to comment at the exit when she left the court.
The report adds that the former soccer player had to “deliver his passport” to a court in Victoria and “lose his work card with children to the police.”
He had signed for Point Cook in January, but the football club moved today to the ties of those who approach with the former Eagles striker, who had played in the Grand Final of the AFL 2015 and was a rising candidate in ascent in 2008.
The former AFL star, Josh Hill, has been eliminated by her local football club after she appeared in the Court this weekend accused of alleged historical sexual crimes
Hill returned 151 goals in 107 games, before being excluded by the Footy Club at the end of the 2017 season
'Point Cook Football Club executives were known yesterday by the developments and met this morning in relation to older men Josh Hill; Including that he has been accused by the Western Australia Police of crimes that are now before the courts, '' said a club statement.
'This is a very serious matter and the club is dealing with it as such.
'Josh Hill has been similar as a senior player and we have terminated his game contract and his transfer from his previous club has been canceled.
'The club recognizes the importance of the presumption of innocence in this case and also the need to treat all parties with respect and understanding.
“It is now important that the legal process can continue its course and, as such, the club cannot and will not make comments in relation to these positions, while the matter is under police investigation and before the courts.”
The Soccer Club had announced its firm last month in a social media post now eliminated.
Hill, who was born in Subiaco, was recruited by the Western Bulldogs as Pick No 61 in the 2006 National Draft before debuting in the 2007 season.
He would continue playing 66 games for the Victorian team before being changed to the west coast in 2012, where he would return 151 goals in 107 games, before being eliminated by the Footy Club at the end of the 2017 season.
The 36 -year -old was released on bail, but will appear in the court again in April.
Dos's father also has, according to THE SUN OF THE HEALDOHe has retired from his role as youth coordinator for the Victoria Assembly of First Peoples, which took quick measures on Monday after the news.
'We have been informed of an issue that involves serious interstate criminal charges related to an employee. We are very concerned about this news, “said a spokesman for the first popular assembly.
“The employee has immediately retired.”
It is understood that Hill was hired to the position with the assembly in February 2023.
They added that they had not been aware of the accusations against Hill.
“We were not aware of these positions so far, we understand that they are related to alleged events in 2015. The assembly staff has been informed.”
Hill must appear again in the Court on April 14.