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Moira Deeming misunderstood meaning of ‘headlock’ but won’t apologise to Matthew Guy for assault allegation

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Moira Deeming misunderstood meaning of ‘headlock’ but won’t apologise to Matthew Guy for assault allegation
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Victorian Liberal MP Moira Deeming has admitted to misunderstanding the technical definition of a 'headlock' after alleging she was assaulted by colleague Matthew Guy. Despite police finding no evidence of an offense, Deeming maintains that the physical interaction was unwelcome and caused her distress.

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The incident highlights the intersection of workplace conduct, political accountability, and the role of digital evidence in public disputes.

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While Moira Deeming alleged Matthew Guy placed her in a form of headlock, the police said no offence was detected. Composite: AAP While Moira Deeming alleged Matthew Guy placed her in a form of headlock, the police said no offence was detected. Composite: AAP Victoria Moira Deeming misunderstood meaning of ‘headlock’ but won’t apologise to Matthew Guy for assault allegation The Victorian Liberal MP says the interaction with her colleague left her fearful and confused

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The article reports on the police findings and the MP's statement without taking a side, though it focuses on the MP's perspective.

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