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Glasgow 2014: Weightlifter Francois Etoundi held over Welsh athlete assault Glasgow 2014: Weightlifter Francois Etoundi held over Welsh athlete assault
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An Australian weightlifter has been detained by police following an assault on a Welsh athlete. An Australian weightlifter who won a bronze medal at the Commonwealth Games has been held by police following an assault on a Welsh athlete.
Francois Etoundi, 29, is due to appear at Glasgow Sheriff court.Francois Etoundi, 29, is due to appear at Glasgow Sheriff court.
The alleged assault on the unnamed athlete is said to have taken place at the Commonwealth Games athletes' village in Glasgow at about 06:00 on Wednesday. The alleged assault on the unnamed athlete is said to have taken place at the athletes' village in Glasgow at about 06:00 on Wednesday.
A Team Wales spokesman said: "We're aware of an incident that occurred involving a member of Team Wales."A Team Wales spokesman said: "We're aware of an incident that occurred involving a member of Team Wales."
He added: "We're currently working with Police Scotland to assist them with their inquiries.He added: "We're currently working with Police Scotland to assist them with their inquiries.
"Whilst the facts around the matter are being established it would be wrong for us to comment any further.""Whilst the facts around the matter are being established it would be wrong for us to comment any further."
The village is near the Emirates Arena, and Celtic Park, which hosted the opening ceremony. Etoundi won a bronze medal in the weightlifting 77kg category.