
Tony Keane
Tony Keane is the head of security and integrity for the AFL, responsible for ensuring safety and maintaining the integrity of the game. Recently, he made headlines for addressing a concerning incident involving a threatening text message sent to Carlton coach Michael Voss, emphasizing that no individual associated with the sport should endure threats, regardless of the intent. Keane's statements reflect the AFL's commitment to fostering a respectful and safe environment for players, coaches, and fans alike.
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Tony Keane leads the AFL's integrity unit, which was expected to be scrutinized in the court case.
Former Carlton president Luke Sayers apologises, settles defamation case with ex-wife CateDet Garda Tony Keane gave evidence regarding the 66 people involved in the smuggling case.
Irish High Court refuses to surrender Limerick man facing human trafficking charges to Greece – The Irish TimesDet Gda Tony Keane provided evidence regarding the arrest of Mr O'Brien.
Limerick man on human trafficking charge remanded in custody – The Irish TimesTony Keane is the AFL’s head of security and integrity who made a statement regarding the text message threat.
Michael Voss text message ‘death threat’ turns out to be a joke from Collingwood fan – did the AFL go too far?













