Former NRL player Curtis Scott allegedly repeatedly assaulted his ex-girlfriend and later threatened to kill her, a court has heard. 9News
and Canberra NRL player Curtis Scott allegedly repeatedly assaulted his girlfriend and later threatened to kill her, a magistrate has been told.
Days later, following an argument at a holiday house in Lake Conjola, Scott allegedly bit her on the shoulder "before he shoulder-barges her, causing her to fall to the ground", a police prosecutor said. One of those arguments occurred inside a Sydney Olympic Park hotel the night of the 2018 NRL Grand Final, in which Scott's Storm fell short to the Sydney Roosters.
His time in the capital ended abruptly in August 2021 when the Raiders tore up his contract, having determined he'd brought the club into disrepute.
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