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Arrest warrant for former top draft pick Jack Watts revoked after lawyer intervention – The Age
An arrest warrant for ex-Melbourne and Port Adelaide player Jack Watts was pulled after his lawyer appeared before the Adelaide Magistrates Court on Monday.
A South Australian magistrate has revoked a warrant for the arrest of former Melbourne and Port Adelaide player Jack Watts, who is facing charges of driving without due care and failing to report a crash last year.
Watts, 30, did not appear in the Adelaide Magistrates Court on Monday morning where Magistrate Simon Smart revealed a summons had not been served, despite repeated attempts to do so. Watts, a one-time forward, is back living in Melbourne.
Former top draft pick Jack Watts (right) finished…
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