NRL trainers examined after the alleged attack on a reporter in Las Vegas

According to reports, the NRL reports an alleged attack between a New Zealand Warriors trainer and a reporter who reported on Sunday in the press box of the Allegian Stadium.

The Warriors started a bad start in Las Vegas on Sunday after they were beaten by 30: 8 by the Canberra Raiders.

According to the Daily Telegraph, that a British journalist claims to be grabbed “by the neck” and verbally abused by Warriors Co -coach Richard Agar.

The outlet reports that the alleged incident took place when the Warriors employees went through the press box in the direction of the changing rooms.

The reporter applied for not being identified after the alleged incident, but it is understood that he works for the guardian, and it is assumed that a witness to history has given his support.

According to reports, the NRL also checks the video surveillance of the alleged incident.

The alleged incident is said to have taken place during the New Zealand Warrior Defeat by the Canberra Raiders

The journalist Phil Rothfield said that this alleged incident in 2022 could relate to an earlier disagreement between the couple in a report that the journalist wrote with Leeds during his time with Leeds.

The 53 -year -old agar, who also comes from Great Britain, has been working as an assistant under Andrew Webster since 2023 after leaving his role in Leeds the previous year.

The CEO of Club, Cameron George, becomes aware of the alleged incident.

“I will talk to Richard and talk to the NRL to find out exactly what happened and we will take it from there,” said George to News Corp.

Daily Mail Australia contacted the Warriors for a comment.