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Woman charged after staff member punched with keys in bottle shop

A Wendouree woman was charged with assault after allegedly punching a bottle shop staff member in the face while holding keys.

A Wendouree woman was charged with assault with a weapon, theft and reckless injury after an incident at a bottle shop in Bakery Hill on September 1. The woman allegedly selected alcoholic drinks and left without paying.

When staff and a customer confronted her, a struggle broke out. The woman then allegedly struck the staff member in the face with her fist while holding keys.

This caused injury to the worker's face and eye. She then fled on foot.

Police arrested her at a Wendouree address on September 2. She was charged with theft from a shop, recklessly causing injury, assault with a weapon and committing an indictable offence while on bail.

Why it mattersRetail workers face violence during shifts; the charges reflect serious assault offences.

AustraliaA Ballarat retail worker was injured; the case reflects ongoing retail crime and safety concerns for shop staff in Victoria.

✓ Claims checked against the source. checked 14 h ago

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