The Match Review Committee was quite active following the Friday night fixtures in Round 23 of the NRL season, citing four players from the Warriors-Panthers and Roosters-Bulldogs matches.
Leading the five charges is Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs forward Kurt Mann, who faces two distinct charges resulting from the same game.
From the Warriors-Panthers encounter, Paul Alamoti of the Penrith Panthers received a Grade 1 Dangerous Throw charge in the 24th minute for an incident involving Leka Halasima.
This marks Alamoti's first offence, allowing him the option to plead guilty early for a $1,000 fine, or to contest it at the judiciary and face a $1,500 penalty if unsuccessful.
Sydney Roosters forward Victor Radley was also charged, receiving a Grade 1 Careless High Tackle at the close of the first half against Kurt Mann.
For Radley, this is a second offence, leading to a more substantial fine of $1,800 if he takes the early plea, and escalating to $2,500 should he dispute the charge.
The Bulldogs are under the most scrutiny from the judiciary, as their match included two players facing a total of three charges.
Kurt Mann indeed had a difficult night, earning himself two charges throughout the game.
His first charge occurred in the 41st minute, classified as a Grade 1 Careless High Tackle on Connor Watson.