And another one....nice one Laurence!
Didn't he do this at the Crows too?
Angwin on burglary charge
By MARK BUTTLER
15aug03
CARLTON footballer Laurence Angwin has been slapped with another burglary charge.
This time the alleged victim is a teammate.
The beanpole ruckman, 20, has been charged with breaking into and stealinggoods from fellow Blue Karl Norman's Brunswick home.
Brunswick CIU detectives charged the 200cm Angwin, of Frankston, last week.
Angwin and Norman, another of Carlton's young players, are believed to have shared a house this season.
The fresh charge has come during a wretched run for Angwin.
On July 23, he appeared in Frankston Magistrates' Court charged with two counts each of burglary and theft.
He was accused of stealing goods valued at $540 from a Chelsea house and of taking $113 from the AFL store in Frankston.
Angwin also faced a count of failing to answer bail.
A groin injury has ruled him out of recent matches just as he appeared to be finding some form after failing to play a senior game with the Adelaide Crows.
Now, there could be additional strain over an allegation of theft from a clubmate.
Carlton Football Club spokesman Ian Coutts would not comment on the charges or about Angwin's future at Optus Oval.
"We're aware of some issues we have to work with Laurence with and we'll continue to do so," Mr Coutts said. "We're working with him."
Didn't he do this at the Crows too?Angwin on burglary charge
By MARK BUTTLER
15aug03
CARLTON footballer Laurence Angwin has been slapped with another burglary charge.
This time the alleged victim is a teammate.
The beanpole ruckman, 20, has been charged with breaking into and stealinggoods from fellow Blue Karl Norman's Brunswick home.
Brunswick CIU detectives charged the 200cm Angwin, of Frankston, last week.
Angwin and Norman, another of Carlton's young players, are believed to have shared a house this season.
The fresh charge has come during a wretched run for Angwin.
On July 23, he appeared in Frankston Magistrates' Court charged with two counts each of burglary and theft.
He was accused of stealing goods valued at $540 from a Chelsea house and of taking $113 from the AFL store in Frankston.
Angwin also faced a count of failing to answer bail.
A groin injury has ruled him out of recent matches just as he appeared to be finding some form after failing to play a senior game with the Adelaide Crows.
Now, there could be additional strain over an allegation of theft from a clubmate.
Carlton Football Club spokesman Ian Coutts would not comment on the charges or about Angwin's future at Optus Oval.
"We're aware of some issues we have to work with Laurence with and we'll continue to do so," Mr Coutts said. "We're working with him."




He should be locked up - he is nothing but a menace to society - thank goodness he isn't in Adelaide anymore. Delisting by Carlton is on the cards surely, but then I saw them yesterday and they are one hell of a rable, they might need him!



