Fallen AFL star Ben Cousins has been taken into police custody for the third time in two weeks. He is currently in the emergency department of Armadale Hospital awaiting a mental health assessment and remains in a stable condition. Cousins was reportedly arrested after driving erratically and was caught breaking into a Sikh temple to compulsively take photos before climbing onto the roof of another home in Canning Vale in Perth's south, according to Fairfax Media. The 36-year-old footballer allegedly upset Sikh priest, Jasvinder Singh and his wife when he reversed his car over the garden of the temple ground and parked in Mr Singh's personal car park. Scroll down for video. Former West Coast Eagles captain Ben Cousins was assessed in the mental health ward at Perth's Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital after being caught on an SAS base in Western Australia on March 15. The priest tried to confront Cousins before he took off again and stopped a few metres ahead to take photos of the temple. 'Again, I tried to talk to him and he started his car,' Mr Singh said. 'I called the police and then I followed him again and he stopped his car in the middle of the road and then some cars almost hit him.' Mr Singh then became alarmed by the behaviour and left it to the police. 'He was not looking stable.' Before they arrived however, Cousins had moved onto another person's house and opened the door before realising Mr and Mrs. Singh were still watching him from their yard. He allegedly jumped fences and scaled a two-story home and paced along the roof. The police arrived ten minutes later and talked Cousins off the room before arresting him in Shreeve Road at 11am. CCTV has shown Cousins attempting to flee from police. 'I was pretty panicked - I locked the doors and we stayed inside in one of the bedrooms until I could get confirmation from police that it (the arrest) was done,' Witness Jenny Wilson told Network Ten. Ben Cousins, in 2007, after he was charged with drug possession and refusing a drug test. Cousins, who returned to the AFL with Richmond after the league banned him for one year, saw the latter stages of his career overshadowed by controversy. On March 16 Cousins, who has a history of serious drug abuse, was assessed at a mental health facility after he was caught behind the secure fences of an SAS base. The premiership star and former West Coast Eagles captain was apprehended at the Campbell Barracks near Perth at 11pm, according to Nine News. He was later assessed in the mental health ward at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital where he was reportedly being held under 'mental health watch'. The 36-year-old was moved out of the hospital on the afternoon of March 16 but doctors remain concerned about his mental health, Seven News reports. Cousins was arrested the week prior for allegedly driving erratically and not stopping when requested by police. He is scheduled to face the Fremantle Magistrates Court on April 8. Cousins retired from the sport in 2010. He appeared in court in 2012 after being charged with drug possession. Cousins, 36, was arrested last week after allegedly being caught driving recklessly and failing to give a breath test. He is scheduled to face the Fremantle Magistrates Court on April 8. The Brownlow Medalist's off-field antics have created headlines for almost a decade, due to well-publicised troubles with drugs and criminal connections. In 2005, Cousins and teammate Michael Gardiner became embroiled in police investigation into a nightclub shooting. The following year he was charged after abandoning his car and running away from police to avoid a booze bus. He entered rehab for 'substance abuse' in 2007, being later being suspended by the AFL for bringing the game into disrepute. Cousins returned to the game with Richmond in 2009, before he retired at the end of the 2010 season. In 2012, the then-retired star was charged with possession of methylamphetamine with intent to sell or supply by police located near a drug rehabilitation centre he was attending. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.
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Former AFL star Ben Cousins has been arrested in Perth, whilst trying to break into a Sikh temple in Canningvale to take photos.
He also attempted to break into a second property before scaling the two-story building and fleeing from police.
He is currently in Armadale Hospital awaiting a mental health assessment.
Cousins underwent mental health checks after he was caught behind secure fences of an SAS base on March 15.
The 36-year-old was moved out of hospital the next day but doctors 'remained concerned for his mental health'
Cousins was arrested the week prior for allegedly driving erratically and not stopping when requested by police.
He is scheduled to face the Fremantle Magistrates Court on April 8.
Fallna AFL-stjärnan Ben Cousins har tagits i polishäkte för tredje gången på två veckor. Han befinner sig för närvarande på akutavdelningen på Armadale Hospital i väntan på en psykisk hälsobedömning och är fortfarande i ett stabilt tillstånd. Kusinerna greps enligt uppgift efter att ha kört oberäkneligt och ertappades med att bryta sig in i ett sikhiskt tempel för att tvångsmässigt ta bilder innan de klättrade upp på taket till ett annat hem i Canning Vale i Perths södra del, enligt Fairfax Media. Den 36-årige fotbollsspelaren påstås ha gjort Sikh-prästen, Jasvinder Singh och hans fru upprörda när han vände sin bil över trädgården på tempelgrunden och parkerade på Mr Singhs personliga parkering. Scrolla ner för video. Tidigare West Coast Eagles-kaptenen Ben Cousins bedömdes på mentalvårdsavdelningen på Perths Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital efter att ha blivit fast på en SAS-bas i Western Australia den 15 mars. Prästen försökte konfrontera Cousins innan han gav sig av igen och stannade några meter före för att ta bilder av templet. "Återigen försökte jag prata med honom och han startade sin bil," sade herr Singh. "Jag ringde polisen och sedan följde jag honom igen och han stannade sin bil mitt på vägen och sedan några bilar nästan körde på honom." Singh blev då förskräckt över beteendet och överlät det åt polisen. Han såg inte stabil ut. Innan de kom fram hade dock Cousins flyttat in i en annan persons hus och öppnat dörren innan han insåg att mr och mrs Singh fortfarande bevakade honom från deras gård. Han påstås ha hoppat på staket och skalat ett tvåvåningshem och gått i takt längs taket. Polisen anlände tio minuter senare och pratade Cousins av rummet innan han greps i Shreeve Road klockan 11. CCTV har visat Cousins försöker fly från polisen. "Jag var ganska panik - jag låste dörrarna och vi stannade inne i ett av sovrummen tills jag kunde få bekräftelse från polisen att det (arresten) var gjort," Vittnet Jenny Wilson berättade Network tio. Ben Cousins, 2007, efter att han åtalats för droginnehav och vägrat ett drogtest. Cousins, som återvände till AFL med Richmond efter att ligan förbjudit honom i ett år, såg de senare stadierna av hans karriär överskuggas av kontroverser. Den 16 mars bedömdes Cousins, som har en historia av allvarligt drogmissbruk, på en mentalvårdsanstalt efter att han fastnade bakom de säkra stängslena på en SAS-bas. Stjärnan och kaptenen på West Coast Eagles greps på Campbell Barracks nära Perth klockan 23.00, enligt Nine News. Han bedömdes senare på mentalvårdsavdelningen vid Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital där han enligt uppgift hölls under "mental health watch". 36-åringen flyttades ut från sjukhuset på eftermiddagen den 16 mars men läkare förblir oroliga för hans psykiska hälsa, rapporterar Seven News. Kusinerna greps veckan innan för att ha påståtts ha kört oberäkneligt och inte stannat när polisen begärde det. Han ska ställas inför domstolen i Fremantle Magistrates den 8 april. Kusinerna pensionerade sig från sporten 2010. Han uppträdde i domstol 2012 efter att ha åtalats för narkotikainnehav. Kusinerna, 36 år, greps förra veckan efter att ha blivit ertappade med att köra vårdslöst och underlåtit att göra ett andningstest. Han ska ställas inför domstolen i Fremantle Magistrates den 8 april. Brownlowmedaljörens utomfältsupptåg har skapat rubriker i nästan ett decennium, på grund av välpublicerade problem med droger och kriminella kopplingar. 2005 blev Cousins och lagkamraten Michael Gardiner indragna i polisutredning om en nattklubbsskjutning. Året därpå åtalades han efter att ha övergett sin bil och rymt från polisen för att undvika en spritbuss. Han gick in på rehab för "ämnesmissbruk" 2007, och blev senare avstängd av AFL för att ha dragit in spelet i vanrykte. Cousins återvände till matchen med Richmond 2009, innan han gick i pension i slutet av säsongen 2010. 2012 åtalades den då pensionerade stjärnan för innehav av metylamfetamin med avsikt att sälja eller leverera av polis beläget nära ett drogrehabiliteringscentrum han var på. Tyvärr accepterar vi för närvarande inte kommentarer till den här artikeln. Sammanfatta höjdpunkterna i den här artikeln.
Fallen AFL star Ben Cousins has been taken into police custody for the third time in two weeks. He is currently in the emergency department of Armadale Hospital awaiting a mental health assessment and is still in a stable condition. The cousins were reportedly arrested after driving erratic and caught breaking into a Sikh temple to obsessively take pictures before climbing up the roof of another home in Canning Vale in Perth's southern part, according to Fairfax Media. The 36-year-old footballer allegedly made Sikh priest, Jasvinder Singh and his wife upset when he turned his car over the garden on the temple grounds and parked in Mr Singh's personal parking lot. Scroll down for video. Former West Coast Eagles captain Ben Cousins was assessed in the mental health department of Perth's Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital after being stuck on an SAS base in Western Australia on 15 March. The priest tried to confront Cousins before leaving again and stopped a few meters ahead to take pictures of the temple. "again I tried to talk to him and he started his car," said Mr. Singh. "I called the police and then I followed him again and he stopped his car in the middle of the road and then some cars almost hit him." Singh was then horrified by the behavior and left it to the police. He didn't look stable. However, before they arrived Cousins had moved into another person's house and opened the door before realizing that Mr. and Mrs. Singh were still watching him from their farm. He allegedly jumped on fences and scaled a two-story home and walked in pace along the roof. Police arrived ten minutes later and talked Cousins of the room before being arrested in Shreeve Road at 11. CCTV has shown Cousins trying to escape the police. "I was pretty panicky - I locked the doors and we stayed inside one of the bedrooms until I could get confirmation from the police that it (arrest) was done," Witness Jenny Wilson told Network ten. Ben Cousins, 2007, after he was charged with drug possession and refused a drug test. Cousins, returning to the AFL with Richmond after the league banned him for a year, saw the later stages of his career overshadowed by controversy. On March 16, Cousins, who has a history of serious drug abuse, was assessed in a mental health facility after he got stuck behind the safe fences on an SAS base. The star and captain of the West Coast Eagles were arrested at Campbell Barracks near Perth at 11 p.m., according to Nine News. He was later assessed in the mental health department of Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital where he was reportedly held under "mental health watch". The 36-year-old was moved out of the hospital on the afternoon of March 16 but doctors remain concerned about his mental health, Seven News reports. Cousins were arrested the week before for allegedly driving erratic and not stopping when police requested it. He shall be brought before the Court of Fremantle Magistrates on 8 April. Cousins retired from the sport in 2010. He appeared in court in 2012 after being charged with drug possession. The cousins, 36, were arrested last week after being caught driving recklessly and failing to perform a breath test. He shall be brought before the Court of Fremantle Magistrates on 8 April. The Brownlow Medalist's outfield pranks have created headlines for nearly a decade, due to well-published problems with drugs and criminal connections. In 2005, Cousins and teammate Michael Gardiner were involved in police investigation into a nightclub shooting. The following year, he was charged after abandoning his car and escaping from police to avoid a liquor bus. He entered rehab for "subject abuse" in 2007, and was later suspended by the AFL for pulling the game into disrepute. Cousins returned to the match with Richmond in 2009, before retiring at the end of the 2010 season. In 2012, the then retired star was charged with possession of methylamphetamine with intent to sell or supply by police located near a drug rehabilitation center he was at. Unfortunately, we do not currently accept comments on this article. Summarize the highlights of this article.
Tidigare AFL-stjärnan Ben Cousins har gripits i Perth, samtidigt som han försökt bryta sig in i ett sikhtempel i Canningvale för att ta bilder. Han försökte också bryta sig in i en andra fastighet innan han skalade den tvåvåningsbyggnaden och flydde från polisen. Han är för närvarande på Armadale Hospital och väntar på en mental hälsobedömning. Kusinerna genomgick mentalhälsokontroller efter att han den 15 mars fastnade bakom säkra stängsel av en SAS-bas. 36-åringen flyttades ut från sjukhuset nästa dag men läkarna "fortfarande oroade för hans psykiska hälsa" Cousins arresterades veckan innan för att ha påståtts köra oberäkneligt och inte stannat när polisen begärde det. Han ska ställas inför domstolen i Fremantle Magistrates den 8 april.
Former AFL star Ben Cousins has been arrested in Perth, while trying to break into a Sikh temple in Canningvale to take pictures. He also attempted to break into a second property before peeling that two-story building and fleeing from police. He is currently at Armadale Hospital waiting for a mental health assessment. The cousins underwent mental health checks after he was stuck behind secure fences of an SAS base on March 15. The 36-year-old was moved out of the hospital the next day but doctors "still worried about his mental health" Cousins was arrested the week before for allegedly driving erratic and not stopped when police requested it. He shall be brought before the Court of Fremantle Magistrates on 8 April.