AFL: Fremantle star Jesse Hogan kicked out of his house after a ‘female friend’ comes to visit

Fremantle star Jesse Hogan has been moved to a hotel in Perth to finish his quarantine by police after allowing a female friend into his home.

Jesse Hogan is in hot water again.

Fremantle star Jesse Hogan has been booted out of his house by police in Perth and sent to a hotel to serve his quarantine after inviting a “female friend” to his house in breach of biosecurity rules.

The Dockers didn’t qualify for finals but players were still serving 14 days in quarantine after finishing their season in Queensland and returning to Western Australia on September 21.

It is alleged the next night, on September 22, 020, Hogan breached quarantine requirements when he allowed a woman to enter his home on two occasions.

Hogan informed the club on Tuesday evening that he had been visited at his home by police in accordance with the WA Government’s quarantine monitoring procedures.

While police were there, Hogan told them he had a female visitor attend his home.

WA Police confirmed they have charged a 25-year-old man with two counts of Failure to Comply with a Direction (Section 86 1A), and he will be summonsed to appear in court at a later date after he breached self-quarantine requirements.

Police also advised that Hogan was required to complete the remainder of his 14-day quarantine period in a hotel.

Jesse Hogan has confirmed to police that he had a female visitor attend his home last Tuesday and enter the premises, in breach of the WA Government’s Quarantine Directions Orders. #foreverfreo

— Fremantle Dockers (@freodockers) September 30, 2020

“Our players and staff are all well aware of the restrictions they are all required to comply with while in quarantine and the broader obligation the club has to the community to do so,” Fremantle CEO Simon Garlick said.

“We have worked very closely and effectively with WA police, the State Government and the AFL throughout the year, which provided us with the opportunity to complete our AFL season.

“The co-operation and understanding we have received from all parties during the season is something we do not take for granted. This makes the breach even more disappointing and incredibly frustrating.

“We will wait for Jesse to complete his hotel quarantine before determining what club-imposed sanction he will face.

“In the meantime, we will be reinforcing with all quarantined players and staff the importance of strict adherence to their quarantine protocols.”

Hogan only managed seven games in 2020, his second with the Dockers.

The club has also advised the AFL of the matter.