Shano - heard of Google. A simple search unearth an article in the Illawarra Mercury, dated 9th April. The important part is copied below:
But when it seemed certain McKee would be a driving force in steering the Hawks towards the semi-finals and beyond, the talented point guard sustained a devastating season-ending back injury, relegating him to the sidelines.
All that was left for McKee to do was recuperate.
But just weeks after suffering the injury and unbeknown to Hawks management, McKee was involved in the first of a series of serious driving-related incidents, the first occurring in early January with the second following soon after. The Mercury understands his first offence was for low-range drink-driving and the subsequent traffic incidents involved driving while suspended because of the initial offence.
The club was not informed of the player's brushes with the law.
While behind the wheel of a Hawks-owned vehicle in the early hours of March 23, McKee committed a third serious driving offence, details of which the club's management said they were not prepared to release.
Again McKee did not inform the club of his indiscretion.
Later that day, the same day he was due to fly out of the country to visit his homeland, a fan alerted Hawks management to the American's off-court antics.
Hawks CEO Wayne Morris would not elaborate on the nature of the driving offences, only that they were serious enough to be heard and dealt with in court.