North Melbourne participant Tarryn Thomas is once more going through an unsure AFL future amid stories of recent allegations referring to threatening habits in direction of ladies.
Based on a report by SEN on Wednesday afternoon, Thomas has been accused of sending extra threatening textual content messages.
It’s unclear when these have been despatched.
The most recent report comes two months after a number of ladies detailed allegations of inappropriate habits by Thomas to the AFL integrity unit.
The Kangaroos ordered Thomas to not attend Thursday’s scheduled coaching session.
“North Melbourne is conscious of media stories concerning Tarryn Thomas,” the membership mentioned in an announcement on Wednesday.
“Thomas has been taking part in a respect and accountability schooling program that offers with accountability, regret and habits change following allegations of inappropriate habits in direction of ladies.
“As has been communicated beforehand, North Melbourne and Thomas will co-operate absolutely in relation to any additional allegation or investigation.
“Thomas won’t attend coaching on Thursday whereas the membership gathers extra info.”
Thomas hung out away from North Melbourne final month after being charged in January with threatening to distribute an intimate picture.
That case is but to be heard.
Earlier this month the 22-year-old confronted court docket on two fees of violating a court docket order, however these fees have been subsequently dropped.
Thomas, a first-round draft decide in 2018, has not been thought-about for senior choice to date this season.
North Melbourne coach Alastair Clarkson mentioned final week Thomas nonetheless had containers to tick off for the league, police and membership earlier than incomes an AFL recall.
