Paul Gallen had his phone confiscated temporarily by Customs officials as he returned to Sydney following the clash against New Zealand Warriors at the weekend. Source: Gregg Porteous / DailyTelegraph
THE ASADA investigation has taken a dramatic twist, with customs officials temporarily seizing the phone of Sharks skipper Paul Gallen at Sydney airport on Sunday.
The Daily Telegraph can reveal Gallen was stopped by border protection agents while passing through a customs check as the team returned from their victory in Auckland the previous day.
According to well-placed sources at Cronulla, Gallen's mobile phone was taken for a short period before being returned to the player.
Gallen is one of 11 Sharks players who've received interview notices from ASADA. As part of its investigation the government body has been examining text messages sent between players, club officials and other figures.
He last week sought separate legal representation from his team mates, all of whom will be questioned over the club's 2011 supplement program.
The interviews with Sharks players began today.
A Cronulla spokesman today confirmed that Gallen was subjected to a "more rigorous" search from Customs, which held up the team bus.
The spokesman, however, was unable to confirm whether Gallen's phone was temporarily seized as part of the search.
The Daily Telegraph is awaiting comment from Gallen and Australian Customs.
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