Cape Town - The Highlanders pivot Robbie Robinson will go before an internal disciplinary hearing after spending the night in a police cell following his side's Super Rugby loss to the the Crusaders in Dunedin, according to a report on Radio NZ's website.
The 21-year-old was pepper-sprayed by police, arrested on Saturday night and held in a cell after being involved in a scuffle while walking home.
The Highlanders general manager Roger Clark says he was released on Sunday morning and wasn't charged but he will appear before a New Zealand rugby union disciplinary hearing.
With the Highlanders having a bye this weekend in the competition Clark says that's unlikely to happen until next week.
The 21-year-old was pepper-sprayed by police, arrested on Saturday night and held in a cell after being involved in a scuffle while walking home.
The Highlanders general manager Roger Clark says he was released on Sunday morning and wasn't charged but he will appear before a New Zealand rugby union disciplinary hearing.
With the Highlanders having a bye this weekend in the competition Clark says that's unlikely to happen until next week.