Video evidence has surfaced showing Western Bulldogs player Jamarra Ugle-Hagan at the location where a firearm was discharged outside a Melbourne nightclub over the weekend.

It shows Ugle-Hagan standing with a friend outside the Love Machine club about 2.30am on Sunday.

A third male approaches the pair and a brief scuffle breaks out between Ugle-Hagan’s associate and the man.

The former No.1 draft pick attempts to intervene before he steps back as the fight spills onto the street.

Police claim that’s when a gun was fired.

The scuffling pair fled the scene, while Ugle-Hagan was seen re-entering the nightclub.

Ugle-Hagan maintains he is being treated as a witness in the shooting and has been cleared of any wrongdoing.

9News understands the full-forward told the Western Bulldogs he got into an Uber after the shooting.

Due to safety concerns, the Victorian Liquor Commission has temporarily suspended Love Machine nightclub’s liquor license, causing it to close this weekend.