- Title: Australian woman accused of killing Indonesian policeman arrives in court
- Date: 24th November 2016
- Summary: BALI, INDONESIA (NOVEMBER 24, 2016) (REUTERS) EXTERIOR OF DENPASAR DISTRICT COURT VARIOUS OF BUSES CARRYING PRISONERS ENTERING COURT VARIOUS OF PRISONERS LEAVING BUS AUSTRALIAN, SARA CONNOR, COMING OUT FROM BUS VARIOUS CONNOR WALKING (COVERING HER FACE WITH FAN) WALKING TOWARDS TEMPORARY HOLDING CELL UNDER POLICE ESCORT VARIOUS OF CONNOR SITTING IN DETENTION CELL MEDIA FILMING OUTSIDE OF CELL SIGN READING (Bahasa Indonesia): "DENPASAR DISTRICT COURT"
- Embargoed: 9th December 2016 06:31
- Keywords: Indonesia Australia arrival court Sara Connor trial
- Location: BALI, INDONESIA
- City: BALI, INDONESIA
- Country: Indonesia
- Topics: Crime/Law/Justice,Judicial Process/Court Cases/Court Decisions
- Reuters ID: LVA00159SZ51H
- Aspect Ratio: 16:9
- Story Text: Sara Connor, an Australian accused of killing an Indonesian policeman in Bali, arrived in court on Thursday (November 24) as the judge decided whether to exempt her from the hearing.
Briton David Taylor, 33 and his girlfriend Connor, 45, could be jailed for up to 15 years if found guilty.
Taylor, who is a musician with the stage name DJ Nutzo, admitted he was involved in a "confrontation" with the officer over his girlfriend's missing purse, but denies killing him.
Connor's defence lawyers said the charges were "made up" and that she was not involved in the killing.
The body of traffic police officer Wayan Sudarsa was found in the early hours of August 17, face down in the sand on the popular Kuta beach, with wounds to his head and neck.
Connor told police that she saw Taylor beating the officer as she searched for her purse, according to her lawyer Erwin Siregar. - Copyright Holder: REUTERS
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