Federal police have charged a 30-year-old man for allegedly making and distributing a video to threaten independent senator Lidia Thorpe.
Federal police have charged a man for allegedly creating an offensive online video about Australian senator Lidia Thorpe, including threats of violence.
Ms Thorpe, who is in an independent senator in federal parliament, on Saturday identified herself as the subject of the alleged violent threats. Officers seized three electronic devices they allege contain evidence of the man's role in producing and publishing the video. Ms Thorpe would not be making any further comments on the matter because of injuries received in a car accident she was involved in last month, the spokesperson said.
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