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FootballPremier Soccer League Coach Arrested for Wielding Gun and Allegedly Assaulting Player
- A staggering incident has shaken the core of football out in the province of Limpopo
- An unnamed coach was arrested for allegedly assaulting one of his players during an altercation
- More shockingly, the coach pointed a gun at the player, leading to the former's arrest
A criminal investigation is underway following the shocking alleged actions of a football team's coach.
The unnamed individual allegedly assaulted one of his players during an altercation. Even worse, he used a gun during the incident.
According to the Daily Sun, one of its informants said:
"He used some military way of attacking the player, something that is normally seen in the movies. No one knows where this fight started, but it looks like it comes from way back. Either on the day or over the week.
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"But the assault and the pointing of firearm was reported to the police who arrested him, and the club suspended him. Such behaviour cannot be tolerated from a coach of his calibre."
The coach was arrested in Levubu near Thohoyandou, with police charging him with assault with the intent to cause grievous bodily harm (GBH) as well as pointing a firearm at someone.
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