Barnet's match against Stockport in the National League at the Hive last Saturday has sparked a police investigation into an alleged racist incident. A Stockport player alleged he was racially abused by a member of Barnet staff during the Bees' 5-0 defeat. The Met said an allegation was passed to police by a third party organisation and enquiries are ongoing, with no arrests made at this stage. Barnet will continue to work closely with the FA and police, with further updates provided when necessary. The club's safety office and police had initially investigated the incident, with a Senior Police Officer at the scene confirming there was no allegation or substance for a criminal investigation to take place. Following the match, Barnet captain Jamie Turley and the member of staff at the centre of the allegation were suspended by the club on full pay. The club is investigating the bust-up and Turley remains unavailable for Saturday's match against Aldershot. On Thursday, the Barnet squad and backroom staff met with chairman Tony Kleanthous and representatives from the PFA and Kick It Out for crunch talks, with players unhappy at Turley's treatment. The players had considered refusing to play Tuesday night's match against Southend without him. The incident has caused tension within the club, with the squad and staff seeking clarity on the situation. The investigation is ongoing, with the FA and police working together to determine the outcome. Barnet's next match is against Aldershot, and the club will be looking to put this incident behind them and focus on the game. The Bees will be without Turley, but will be hoping to get back to winning ways after their heavy defeat to Stockport.