A failed South Australian Senate candidate and anti-vaccine protester has pleaded not guilty to assaulting a police officer outside an Adelaide pub.
A video tendered in court shows an argument with police and the alleged assaultRaina Jane Cruise, 38, appeared in the Adelaide Magistrates Court today charged with assault, before her lawyer entered not guilty pleas on her behalf.During an earlier appearance, police body-worn camera footage was released by the court showing an altercation between Ms Cruise, her co-accused Matthew Stephen Priest and police in October 2021.
The video showed police telling Ms Cruise she was "causing dramas at the Exeter", referring to the Exeter Hotel on Adelaide's Rundle Street.
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