Ioane assisting police with enquiries over alleged assault Questioned ... Queensland Reds and Wallabies winger Digby Ioane,. Reds winger Digby Ioane has attended a police station in relation to an alleged assault at a pub in Melbourne on Saturday night. Fairfax Media understands Ioane, 27, was with a relative at the Mount Erica Hotel in Prahran when the pair became involved in an altercation with another patron at about 5.40pm. Victoria Police confirmed they were investigating the alleged assault of a Prahran man, aged 30, at a hotel on High Street. "It is believed a 30-year-old Brisbane man approached a 30-year-old Prahran man and the pair then became involved in a verbal altercation," a spokesperson said. It is alleged the Brisbane man has then assaulted the Prahran man, who sustained a minor leg injury. The 30-year-old Brisbane man and a 27-year-old Brisbane man are currently assisting police with enquiries. As the investigation is ongoing it would be inappropriate to comment further at this stage. The Melbourne Rebels squad was also at the Mount Erica for a team dinner in a private area of the hotel. A spokesman said no Rebels were involved in the incident. "Senior players were informed of the incident and were fully co-operative with staff and their investigations," the spokesman said. The club has found no wrong doing by any Rebels personnel. It is understood the ARU's integrity manager Phil Thomson has been informed. A Reds spokeswoman said the franchise was aware of the incident. "Queensland Rugby is aware there was an incident involving Reds winger Digby Ioane in Melbourne on Saturday night," the Reds said in a statement. It's currently a matter for the Victorian Police and we are therefore unable to make further comment at this time. QRU can confirm no other Queensland Reds players were in attendance and is also undertaking its own enquires while working alongside the ARU and police. A manager at the Mount Erica hotel declined to comment. The Reds were in Melbourne for their round four match against the Rebels at AAMI Park on Friday night, beating the home side 23-13. It is understood a number of Reds players, including Ioane and five-eighth Quade Cooper, remained in Melbourne for the weekend.