Victoria police clear four Sydney Swans players in hotel incident

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Last updated Nov 13, 2026

Victoria police clear four Sydney Swans players in hotel incident
Summary

Victoria police have decided not to charge four Sydney Swans players who were under investigation for an alleged sexual assault at a Melbourne hotel earlier this year. The players involved are Isaac Heeney, James Jordon, Chad Warner, and Nick Blakey, who contributed to the police investigation. The four players were suspended by the club in August pending the outcome of the inquiry. Now cleared, they will not face further legal consequences stemming from the incident.

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  • •Isaac Heeney, James Jordon, Chad Warner, and Nick Blakey were under investigation.
  • •They assisted police but will not face charges.
  • •The players were suspended by the club in August.
  • •The incident occurred at a Melbourne hotel earlier this year.
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Heeney, Warner, Blakey and Jordon had been under investigation Quartet among five Swans suspended by club in August Victoria police have decided not to charge four Sydney Swans players who were under investigation over an alleged sexual assault at a Melbourne hotel earlier this year. Sydney vice-captain Isaac Heeney as well as James Jordon, Chad Warner and Nick Blakey – the latter now a North Melbourne player – are understood to have assisted police with their investigation but will have no further case to answer. Continue reading...

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Four Sydney players will not face charges after a police investigation into allegations of sexual assault at an East Melbourne hotel in August

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