Former Gold Coast Suns footballer Campbell Brown is in trouble with the law again, arrested while celebrating his big win at yesterday's Magic Millions.
DISGRACED former Gold Coast Suns veteran Campbell Brown has been charged with shoulder-charging a police officer in his latest booze-fuelled incident.
The AFL hardman was on top of the world when the horse he co-owns, Sweet Idea, won the $1 million Magic Millions Guineas.
As well as picking up a slice of the price pool when the Gai Waterhouse-trained galloper charged to victory, Brown is also believed to have won $45,000 after heavily backing the horse.
Suns can still party with Brown
Campbell Brown celebrates after his horse Sweet Idea won the Magic Millions Guineas. Picture: Instagram
The 30-year-old began his celebrations early, and was photographed swilling alcohol from the winner's trophy.
After partying all afternoon and evening, the winner later turned to sinner, striking trouble with police at East nightclub in Broadbeach at 1.25am.
According to police, Brown was charged with obstruct police after allegedly shoulder-charging an officer in the popular nightclub. After refusing to leave the premises, he was charged.
Former Gold Coast Suns player Campbell Brown photographed at the Magic Millions Guineas after his horse Sweet Idea was ridden to victory. Picture: Adam Head
Channel 9 racing commentator Anthony Mithen, 41, was also involved in the nightclub incident and charged with obstructing police.
It is not the first time Brown has made headlines for all the wrong reasons.
Reports say Campbell Brown will be sacked from AFL side Gold Coast Suns after punching teammate Steven May outside a nightclub in Los Angeles last week.
Brown was also removed from the Suns' leadership group in 2011 after being involved in a bar fight during the club's end-of-season trip to Thailand.
On the weekend, Brown and Mithen were arrested by Taskforce Takeback officers, who were out in force targeting public drunkness.
Acting chief superintendent Des Lacy said police would take action against anyone misbehaving, regardless of who they were.
"It doesn't matter who you are, you have to follow the law," he said.
Brown was given a notice to appear in Southport Magistrates Court on February 4.
It is believed Brown has a different version of events to police. Yesterday he told friends that he clashed with undercover police when they stopped him from going back inside the nightclub to get his wife and credit card.
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