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Adelaide Crows coach Phil Walsh found dead, son arrested Adelaide Crows coach Phil Walsh killed at home, son arrested
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Phil Walsh, the coach of the Australian Football League's Adelaide Crows, has been found dead at his home. Phil Walsh, the coach of the Australian Football League's Adelaide Crows, has been found dead at his home, South Australia Police say.
Reports said he had died after an alleged domestic dispute in the early hours of Friday morning. Officers had been called after a domestic dispute in the early hours of Friday. Mr Walsh, 55, was treated for knife injuries but died at the scene.
Police and ambulance crews were called to the scene and his 26-year-old son has been detained by officers over the incident. Mr Walsh's 26-year-old son has been arrested.
Local media say that Mr Walsh's wife has been taken to hospital for treatment but her condition is unclear. Mr Walsh's wife was taken to hospital after receiving non-life threatening injuries.
Police said that Mr Walsh was stabbed multiple times and a knife was found at the scene.
"There's been an argument, I can't tell you anything about the argument... but as a result of that both Mr Walsh and his wife received a wound and the wound ultimately caused Mr Walsh's death," a South Australia detective told reporters.
Police said the son had fled the incident but had been found and detained for a psychiatric assessment.
Police told reporters at the scene that no-one else had been in the family home overnight.
Local media report that Adelaide Crows players have been gathering at the club's headquarters.