Police investigate assault complaint against David Nalbandian after Queen's line judge injured The Argentine player also had his £36,000 prize money withdrawn and could be hit with a further £6,400 fine. A Scotland Yard spokesman said: "We are aware of an incident at the Aegon Championships on June 17. A complaint has been made and the Metropolitan Police Service is now investigating. The allegation is of assault. The 250 ranking points Nalbandian would have received for winning the tournament could have elevated him into the world's top 32 and earned him a seeding at Wimbledon. Explaining his actions afterwards, the player said: "Sometimes you get angry. Sometimes you cannot control those moments. Maybe you throw a racket or maybe you scream or maybe you do something like that. So many things happen. He was remorseful for the injury he had inflicted. "I do a mistake and I apologise, and I feel very sorry for the guy," he said. At the same time, though, he attempted to deflect blame on to the game's governing body. Nalbandian was fined £5,400 in January for throwing water at an official during the Australian Open.