October 19, 2024

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Incident Overview

On Friday evening, October 18, 2024, Brisbane Broncos player Ezra Mam was involved in a car crash in Bardon, Brisbane. The incident occurred around 5:20 PM local time and involved a collision between Mam’s Ford Ranger utility and a Toyota Camry.

Details of the Crash

According to initial investigations, Mam’s Ford Ranger was traveling northeast along Simpsons Road when it collided with a Toyota Camry traveling in the opposite direction near the intersection of The Drive. The crash was a head-on collision, with both vehicles sustaining damage.

Injuries and Hospitalization

Ezra Mam was transported to the hospital for treatment, but his injuries appear to be minor. The driver of the Toyota Camry, an Uber driver, was not seriously injured in the crash.

Police Investigation and Drug Test

Queensland Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash. A roadside drug test was conducted on Mam, which returned a positive result. He was also allegedly driving unlicensed. Further investigations are underway, and charges may be laid depending on the results of a secondary test.

NRL Integrity Unit Investigation

The NRL Integrity Unit has been informed of the incident and is conducting its own investigation. The Brisbane Broncos have also confirmed the incident and are cooperating with authorities.

Conclusion

This incident is a reminder of the importance of responsible driving and the potential consequences of driving under the influence of drugs or without a valid license. The investigation is ongoing, and further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.