Associated Press
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — A woman has appeared in an Australian court charged with assaulting the Indigenous senator who shouted at King Charles III during a royal reception last week. The assault allegedly occurred on May 25 when independent Sen. Lidia Thorpe attended an Australian Rules Football match in her hometown of Melbourne.Ebony Bell appeared by a video link in Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on Monday charged with two counts of recklessly causing injury and three counts of unlawful assault at a stadium. The 28-year-old remains free on bail until she appears in court next on Nov. 22.
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