In recent news, Penrith Panthers star Tylan May has been suspended indefinitely under the NRL’s no-fault stand down policy. The decision comes after May was arrested on domestic violence charges involving his wife, drawing considerable attention to the incident and its implications for the player and the league.
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Arrest and charges
Tylan May was arrested on Saturday morning, with New South Wales Police confirming that a 22-year-old man at an address in Penrith has been arrested in relation to an alleged domestic violence incident. The incident reportedly took place last month, with police sources indicating that May’s wife had documented the alleged assault and presented evidence to detectives over the weekend. It is alleged that May punched his wife in the face.
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Who is Tylan Maye’s wife?
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Tylan May’s wife Jessica has been at the centre of the recent allegations. Jessica and Tylan have been married for some time and she has been supportive of him throughout his career. However, the couple’s relationship has now come under intense scrutiny following the alleged incident. Jessica has taken legal action against her husband, including applying for an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO), which has only made matters worse.
NRL’s no-fault stand down policy
The NRL has implemented its no-fault stand down policy, resulting in May being suspended from participating in the NRL competition or other competitions. In addition to May, Manly’s Brandon Wakeham has also been suspended under the same policy due to allegations relating to the supply of prohibited drugs and participation in criminal activity.
NRL Statement
The NRL released a statement about the stand-downs, stressing that these decisions do not indicate the guilt or innocence of players. “The National Rugby League (NRL) has advised Penrith Panthers player Tylan May that he is subject to a no-fault stand down under NRL rules,” the statement said. “The decisions should not be interpreted in any way as a view of the innocence or guilt of any player.”
Panthers’ response
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The Penrith Panthers took immediate action, removing May from the field before their Magic Round loss to the Warriors. Coach Ivan Cleary said the incident had no impact on the team’s performance. “We were just getting on with life, we’re here to play football and that’s what we did,” Cleary said. “We just didn’t play well today.”
Legal proceedings
May has been granted conditional bail and is scheduled to appear in Penrith Local Court on May 28, 2024. His wife Jessica has applied for an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) against him. The Panthers have released a statement admitting the charges and confirming their cooperation with the NRL Integrity Unit.
Past events
This is not the first time Tylan May has faced legal issues. He was previously found guilty of assaulting a young fan while celebrating Penrith’s Grand Final win in 2021. The incident, which took place at the Duporth Tavern in Maroochydore, saw May grab an 18-year-old man by the collar and throw him to the ground, resulting in the man suffering a sprained neck injury. May was ordered to pay $1000 compensation to the victim and a $1000 fine, although no conviction was recorded.
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