Maga influencer admits Bond Street assault
Summary
Melissa Rein Lively, a U.S. national and supporter of President Donald Trump, admitted to pulling a woman’s hair in an assault at Bond Street Underground station in London on October 11. She accepted a conditional caution and agreed to pay compensation, while her partner Philipp Ostermann denied related public order charges.Key Facts
- The incident happened at Bond Street station on October 11.
- Melissa Rein Lively admitted to the hair-pulling assault but the assault by beating charge was dropped.
- She accepted a conditional caution and agreed to pay £910 in compensation, which is due in July.
- Rein Lively was not present in court when the case was heard.
- Her partner, Philipp Ostermann, denies charges of racially aggravated public order offenses and will face trial on November 17.
- The victim and her sister were walking with two children, one in a pushchair, when the incident occurred.
- Ostermann allegedly used a racist slur during the incident, which he denies.
- Melissa Rein Lively runs a public relations firm called America First Public Relations that opposes "woke" culture.
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