Former rugby league star Sam Burgess has been charged with traffic offences after he was subjected to a random roadside drug test in the Southern Highlands on Monday afternoon.
According to The Daily Telegraph's Cydonee Mardon, Burgess returned a positive result for cocaine in a road side drug test.
NSW Police confirmed in a statement that Burgess was charged with driving an unregistered car, along with other offences.
"Officers from The Hume Traffic and Highway Patrol were conducting traffic enforcement duties on the Hume Highway, Braemar, when they stopped a BMW X5 and spoke to the driver, a 32-year-old man," the statement read.
"He was subjected to a random roadside drug test before being taken to Southern Highlands Police Station where he underwent a secondary oral fluid test. The sample has been sent for further analysis.