What do you do when you are told about aggressive behaviour but asked not to do anything?

I have just had a member of staff (I will call him number 1) come and see me about an aggressive encounter with another member of staff (I will call him number 2)   Number 1 was working in his work bay in a manufacturing workshop and number 2 went into number 1's bay.   Number 1 asked number 2 want he wanted and number 2 went right up to number 1's face and said I don't like you and you say anything to me I'll "drop you" and then he

Number 1 was working in his work bay in a manufacturing workshop and number 2 went into number 1's bay.   Number 1 asked number 2 want he wanted and number 2 went right up to number 1's face and said I don't like you and you say anything to me I'll "drop you" and then he said "i'll slap you".   

Number 1 just reported this to me but expressly said that he doesn't want me to do anything about it.    He just wanted to report it to me.    

Number 1 believes it stems from a few weeks previously when number 2 came back from a sickness absence relating to shingles.   He walked into number 1's bay and he said he asked number 2 "you're not contagious are you?".  Number 2 said he wasn't and walked away.   Number 2 hasn't spoken to number 1 since.   

I explained that I cannot condone aggressive behaviour and that I don't like the idea of not being able to address the issue but he asked me not to.  

Any suggestions on what I can do next - or should i just write up a file note and leave it?

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