The police are investigating Jamarra Ugle-Hagan's involvement in a shooting at the Love Machine nightclub in Prahran, Victoria, on Sunday at 2:25am, according to 7 News' Cassie Zervos.

It was revealed that Ugle-Hagan was at Love Machine, and investigators are looking into whether his associates are linked to the shooting.

It was also reported that Ugle-Hagan has been banned from other nightclubs in the Prahran and the South Yarra area due to his associates allegedly carrying weapons, including guns.

It is understood that the Western Bulldogs and AFL have both declined to comment on the situation, as they said it was a police matter, according to 9News' Tom Morris.

"Jamarra Ugle-Hagan has been caught up in a non-fatal shooting inside Melbourne's nightclub Love Machine," Morris said.

"He was with a friend when the incident took place in the early hours of Sunday morning. I understand that the friend got into a verbal altercation with another group, then a fight broke out, and then the gun was fired.

"It's believed Ugle-Hagan wasn't physically involved in the scuffle, which took place. Victoria Police tell me they're investigating whether he had any involvement in what happened."

The Bulldogs forward has been linked to several off-field incidents throughout the year, but he was cleared of any wrongdoing with his car's usage in an alleged drive-by shooting.

Ugle-Hagan has not seen the field this year for the Bulldogs, as he had previously taken a leave of absence from the club for personal reasons.

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