Ben Te'o Interviewed By Police Over Assault Claim Ben Te'o leaving Ferny Grove police station. Rugby league star Ben Te'o has left the Queensland State of Origin camp to be interviewed by police over allegations he assaulted a woman in a Brisbane unit. Brisbane police re-opened their investigation into the woman's allegations that she was punched in the face by the rugby league star on Wednesday. Katie Lewis, 22, made a formal complaint to police on Wednesday morning, alleging the NRL player punched her in the face, fracturing her eye socket. Te'o arrived at Ferny Grove police station, in Brisbane's north-west, to meet with detectives about 9am on Thursday. He left about three hours later. The NRL's recently established integrity unit grilled Te'o for hours last Thursday over Ms Lewis" allegations. Ben Te'o headed from Queensland State of Origin camp to a Brisbane police station. She has previously told Nine News Te'o left her "laying in the hallway with blood everywhere." A twist came in the case on Wednesday afternoon, when Ms Lewis faced a Brisbane court on traffic charges, eventually being fined $2000 and suspended from driving for three years and two months for a DIU offence in February. Te'o remained in the Maroons camp on Wednesday night, but Canberra's Josh Papalii is on standby in case of Te'o's withdrawal. The Maroons have stood by their decision to persevere with Te'o until given a directive from the NRL's integrity unit.