Rob Nicol: Rugby Players' Association CEO on the discharge without conviction of Sevu Reece

There’s confidence All Black Sevu Reece was not given special treatment after charges against him ended in a discharge without conviction.  The 27-year-old Crusader crashed a car into a garage door after being asked to leave the post-Christchurch Cup Day party last year.  Reece initially pleaded not guilty before admitting a reduced charge of wilful damage yesterday.  Rugby Players' Association chief executive Rob Nicol told Mike Hosking we have to trust the judicial system.  He says anyone with a high profile is held to account when police are involved, as there's pressure on officers to get it right.  Reece was granted a discharge without conviction in 2018 after he admitted a single charge of common assault following an incident involving his then-partner.   LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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