April 28th 2024.
Paul Kent, a well-known journalist in the NRL community, has recently been removed from his work duties due to a video surfacing of him involved in a physical altercation outside a venue in Sydney's inner west. The footage, which quickly spread on social media, shows Kent exchanging blows with another man outside Totti's in Rozelle. The situation escalated as the men hurled insults at each other, with the term "dog" being thrown around, while security and other bystanders tried to intervene.
The video concludes with Kent charging at the other man, only to be thrown upside down into a nearby tree. When asked for comment, both Fox Sports and News Corp Australia stated that Kent has been suspended while they conduct an immediate investigation into the incident. The NSW Police have also been made aware of the video, but no formal reports have been filed by either party involved.
This is not the first time Kent has been involved in a physical altercation. Just six months ago, he was acquitted of charges of assaulting and choking a woman he had an on-and-off relationship with. The incident occurred at a home in Sydney's Inner West, where he was accused of grabbing the woman by the throat during an argument over his mobile phone.
Kent's recent behavior has raised concerns among his colleagues and the public alike. While he has not yet been formally charged or arrested in either incident, his actions have been met with criticism and disappointment. Many are hoping that this will serve as a wake-up call for Kent to address any underlying issues and make necessary changes in his behavior.
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