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30 October 2026

Adelaide Crows defender Josh Worrell pleads guilty to driving offence as new CCTV released

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Source reporting: 7NEWS Sport

Adelaide Crows defender Josh Worrell pleads guilty to driving offence as new CCTV released

Adelaide Crows defender Josh Worrell has pleaded guilty to a driving offence in court while new CCTV footage relating to the matter was released. 7NEWS Sport reported the footage was made public as Worrell entered the guilty plea during court proceedings. The magistrate in the case has already handed down one decision, the only other judicial outcome disclosed so far. No further details about the offence, the content of the CCTV or any additional court orders were provided in the material supplied.

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The guilty plea, release of CCTV and a magistrate’s ruling mean the legal process is advancing and will determine any penalties or consequences for Worrell.

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