Ammy-Clare Singleton: A sensational twist in the case of substitute teacher Port Augusta
A young aid teacher accused of caring for a teenage boy may have been charged against him, a court has heard. Ammy-Clara Singleton, from Port Augusta in South Australia, was arrested in December and charged with communicating with a child under 17 to ‘engage in, or be subject to, sexual activity’. Snapchat messages are understood to be at the center of the police allegations. The 28-year-old was supported by her lawyer when she arrived at the local court on Wednesday morning wearing a cross around her neck, hiding her face with a black mask and sunglasses. Singleton sat in the witness box as the public prosecutor told Judge David McLeod that his case – which made headlines across the country – was being reviewed by prosecutors and was ‘unable to proceed’. Relief guru Ammy-Clare Singleton appeared at Port Augusta Magistrates Court on Wednesday morning (pictured) where the court heard prosecutors were considering dropping charges Ammy Singleton’s case was adjourned unt