Two refused bail over brisbane nursing mother assault charge
Two refused bail over brisbane nursing mother assault charge
The charges in the case against the family of the woman accused of assaulting a nursing home worker at their home, which included a beating, were dropped in January b시흥출장마사지ut the judge dismissed them on Saturday after hearing evidence of violence and fear.
The woman, in her 40s and from Brisbane’s north, was accused of kicking, punching, kicking her nursing home worker when the man approached to ask her to get away from him.
He grabbed her legs and told her: «No you can’t do that. You’ve committed an act of violence, you will be in jail».
Image caption The woma오바마 카지노n was punched repeatedly in the face and chest during the assault
Police investigating the case, however, had said she did not appear to be «tough and robust enough» to withstand such a blow and that a number of blows were sustained.
A friend of the nursing home worker said on Tuesday she thought the woman’s friend had been the aggressor.
«I don’t see why this mother would kick and punch a caring worker,» the friend, who wishes to remain anonymous, told news.com.au.
«I hope it wasn’t him.
«I’ve known her for two or three years, she’s a lovely person and just a lovely person. She’s a lovely lady with a young baby. This really isn’t an assault.»
The woman will appear in court again on 28 February.
‘They shouldn’t be put in jail’
The victim said he was assaulted because he was black and a nursing home nurse, who is from Brisbane, was black.
He said he felt he had been targeted for saying a woman shouldn’t punch someone because of her race.
«We have all been victimised, for one reason or another, by a group of strangers and it shouldn’t be normal that this kind of behaviour should be tolerated in a caring home,» he said.
The man’s friend described him as a «dear friend».
«He was the only white guy at that nursing home,» the friend told news바카라 게임.com.au.
«It was a nice environment. They didn’t care for people of any other race.»
Mr Wright said the nursing home worker who attacked the woman could face assault charges but it was her client’s duty to protect and respect the other employees and staff in the home.
«The care team were all part of his extended family, the