Penrith Panthers five-eighth Jaeman Salmon has learned his fate after lashing out with his feet at Canberra Raiders utility Tom Starling in Saturdayโ€™s win.

The incident in question has blown up in the aftermath after Raiders coach Ricky Stuart personally attacked Salmonโ€™s character, claiming heโ€™s had issues with the Panther since he was a kid.

But the Match Review Committee have now reviewed the incident, deeming it worthy of a fine as opposed to any suspension.

Salmon was handed a Grade 1 Contrary Conduct charge, his first of the season. With an early plea, he faces a $1000 fine, which will grow to $1500 if he challenges the verdict and loses.

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But Salmon wasnโ€™t the only charge from the fiery contest, with Panthers team-mate James Fisher-Harris also set for a stint on the sidelines following a careless high tackle on Raider Ryan Sutton in the 32nd minute of the game.

Fisher-Harris was sin-binned and now faces a stint on the sidelines โ€“ two weeks if he accepts the charge, with the possibility of three should he appeal and lose.

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CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - JULY 11: Nick Cotric of the Raiders scores a try during the round nine NRL match between the Canberra Raiders and the Melbourne Storm at GIO Stadium on July 11, 2020 in Canberra, Australia. (Photo by Matt King/Getty Images)

Meanwhile, Raiders Nick Cotric and Joe Tapine have also been handed charges. Cotric was handed a Grade 2 Careless High Tackle charge after his shot on Panthers fullback Dylan Edwards. The winger now faces a one or two-week ban depending on whether he accepts the charge or appeals.

Tapine was pinged for a 23rd-minute crusher tackle on Fisher-Harris. While heโ€™s been handed a hefty $3000 fine, appealing the charge could result in a two-match ban.

As reported earlier, Dragons back-rower Tariq Sims has been ruled out for the remainder of the Red Vโ€™s season following an unfortunate high shot on Connor Tracey. His third charge of the year, Sims is looking at a 4-week ban as a best-case result, ruling him out of the Dragonsโ€™ final few games before he moves to Melbourne.

The last in the mountain of charges from Saturdayโ€™s game came from the Warriors v Rabbitohs contest, with young Warriors utility Taniela Otukolo charged with a crusher tackle on Isaiah Tass towards the end of the contest.

His first offence, Otukolo has been handed a fine of $1500, which could increase should he unsuccessfully challenge the charge.