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AFL chief breaks silence over ‘deeply concerning’ Sydney Swans sexual assault allegations

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AFL chief breaks silence over ‘deeply concerning’ Sydney Swans sexual assault allegations

Andrew Dillon says the AFL ‘will consider the broader conduct of the players as more information comes to light’ The AFL has declared it is prepared to act over “deeply concerning” sexual assault allegations involving Sydney Swans players.

Victorian police on Tuesday confirmed the sexual crimes squad was investigating a reported sexual assault at Melbourne’s Pullman Hotel early on Monday morning.

No arrests have been made and no charges have been laid.

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