NRL: CCTV footage emerges of cocaine incident involving Kiwis Kevin Proctor and Jesse Bromwich

CCTV video has emerged of the drugs incident that resulted in Jesse Bromwich and Kevin Proctor being axed from New Zealand's World Cup squad. Photo / Photosport.

CCTV video has emerged of the drugs incident that resulted in Jesse Bromwich and Kevin Proctor being axed from New Zealand's World Cup squad.

The ABC's 7.30 Report today published video of former captain Bromwich and fellow Kiwi international Proctor doing lines off a mobile phone outside a nightclub in Canberra in May last year.

CCTV footage obtained by 7.30 shows #rugbyleague Test stars snorting lines of cocaine just hours after playing for their country in 2017. The timing for rugby league could not have been worse. More tonight on #abc730. #NRL Story: https://t.co/BJyBD6nR2M pic.twitter.com/6HoD8AOLsp

— abc730 (@abc730) April 10, 2018

They also interviewed Adrian Crowther, who partied with the NRL stars that night, and provided them with the drug. He claims a member of the duo's group asked him if he had any cocaine.

"Let's do this," Crowther told the men.

"I just wanted to get on it with these guys," Mr Crowther told 7.30.

"I thought it was just a great opportunity to carry on drinking with them.

"They had some lines and we just stood around chatting.

"They were real drunk," he said.

According to a statement of facts tendered in court, police observed Bromwich and Proctor on CCTV consuming a white powder. It was later tested and found to be cocaine.

Police arrived but didn't search or arrest the pair as ACT law dictates that possession and supply of drugs such as cocaine is illegal, but using it is not an offence.

The footage will be aired on 7.30 on Thursday night as part of their investigation into a syndicate run by former rugby league player John Touma, that supplied cocaine to footballers across three codes.

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