North Melbourne coach Brad Scott has revealed he is still waiting to give Tasmanian police his version of events regarding an alleged physical confrontation with a security guard nearly two weeks ago.
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Scott said he was again unable to "put facts" to the incident when speaking with the media on Wednesday, because he had yet to be interviewed by the police.
He is facing allegations of kicking and abusing a security guard at Blundstone Arena during his team's win over Richmond in round six.
As he had last week, Scott lamented the fact he could not speak publicly about the incident because of the ongoing investigation, and that he could not even provide an update on the process.
"I made it really clear to Tasmanian authorities that I am really keen to speak to them, made myself available at any time to speak to them. Unfortunately, that hasn't occurred yet," Scott said.
"I would really like to, as I said last week, put some facts to the story."
Asked if he had been given a reason why he had not been interview yet, Scott replied: "No, I've heard nothing, so I just get on with the job and when they contact me, when they've got time, that would be good."
On Wednesday, a spokesman for Tasmania Police said only that "the investigation is ongoing".
North Melbourne have said they are comfortable with Scott's version of events.
