May 1st 2024.
Early on Sunday morning, Billy Vunipola found himself in a sticky situation while out in Mallorca. The 31-year-old was tasered twice by local police at a bar in Palma, which led to his arrest and a four-month suspended prison sentence. He also had to pay a fine of €240 and €500 in compensation to the person he injured.
The England international, who has been capped 75 times for his country, spoke out about the incident, claiming it was all just a misunderstanding. He emphasized that there was "no violence" involved and apologized for any inconvenience caused. This statement was followed by an internal investigation by his club, Saracens.
Fortunately for Vunipola, his club has decided to take no further action against him. In a social media post, they announced that he will not face any consequences and that they have warned him about his future conduct. They also made it clear that they do not condone his behavior and are looking forward to the rest of the Gallagher Premiership season.
In an earlier statement, Vunipola explained the events of that night, stating that he was leaving a club when things escalated. He denies any involvement in a fight or any threats made with bottles or chairs. He was charged with resisting the law and, after a quick trial, paid the fine of €240. He also mentioned that the Spanish police have closed their investigation and he will be returning to the UK.
Despite the incident, Vunipola remains a highly regarded player in the rugby world. He has received support from fans and teammates, including his sister and wife who were seen in tears after his final match in Spain. In other news, a British tourist was left fighting for his life after being run over by a lorry, while a European beach was recently crowned the best in the world, beating out popular destinations like Hawaii and the Caribbean.
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