Ex-NRL player Dylan Farrell, who is facing charges of growing cannabis and supplying cocaine in Nowra, had his case adjourned until October.
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Farrell, who used to play NRL with St George Illawarra, did not appear during a brief mention of his case in Nowra Local Court on Monday, August 30.
The case will return to court on October 18.
Court files reveal Farrell stands accused of charges including allegedly participating in a group of nine others to supply cocaine and THC gummy bears in Worrigee in March.
Farrell was also charged with allegedly growing an undisclosed number of cannabis plants after police raided a property at Nowra Hill in February.
After allegedly destroying a mobile phone in Nowra, the 30-year-old is also facing a charge of hindering the discovery of evidence relating to the drug charged.
Court files also show Farrell is facing two charges of driving with a suspended licence.
Farrell remains on conditional bail, requiring him to reside in Worrigee with a curfew between 8pm and 5am and report to the Nowra Police Station daily.
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Grace Crivellaro
Court reporter for the Illawarra Mercury.
Court reporter for the Illawarra Mercury.
