Gold Coast Titans have thrown their support behind James Roberts following arrest Gold Coast speedster James Roberts is being investigated by the NRL Integrity Unit after being charged with committing a public nuisance and obstructing a police officer over an incident in Surfers Paradise last weekend. GOLD Coast Titans coach Neil Henry says the club is "100 per cent" behind James Roberts, the troubled rising star arrested following a night of drinking last week. Roberts has already been sacked by the Rabbitohs and Panthers until he was thrown a lifeline by the Titans last year. Blessed with blistering speed, Roberts was one of the Titans best during their horrible back half of the season. The NRL integrity unit is currently investigating Roberts latest misdemeanour where he was charged with causing a public nuisance and obstructing police. Henry told The Australian that the club was supporting Roberts who was a standout performer on the opening day of testing on the Gold Coast on Monday. James Roberts has again run into trouble. "We understand there is a bit of history there but at the same time I think there is also an understanding that James has had a lot of difficulties getting this far in his career," Henry said. We think he has huge potential not just on the field but off it as well. I think James has made enormous strides personally since he arrived here midway through last year and honestly I think this is only a minor slip-up. James and I have spoken and he was very contrite. He knows there are standards and expectations of every player at this club that he has to live up too. On this occasion he fell short of those but we aren't talking about a hangable offence. James will have his chance to address the integrity unit with his solicitor and we will support him in doing that. Originally published as Titans back troubled Roberts