Sam Kerr racially abused police officer, court told
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Chelsea forward Sam Kerr faces trial for racial abuse towards a police officer following an incident with a taxi driver. During a dispute, Kerr made remarks about the officer's race but has pleaded not guilty to racially aggravated harassment. Her lawyer contends the comments were related to discussions of power and privilege rather than hostility. The trial centers on interpreting Kerr’s intentions and the impact of her comments. Despite the legal issues, Kerr remains a prominent figure in women's soccer, known for her goal-scoring record and injuries that have sidelined her recently.
Kerr accepts saying those words but has pleaded not guilty to one count of racially aggravated harassment.
The prosecutor Bill Emlyn Jones told jurors they must decide what Kerr meant and how it made Lovell feel.
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