Elisha Abbo Appears At Senate Investigative Committee


Senator Elisha Abbo today appeared at the Senate investigative committee for sex shop assault.

The woman he assaulted is apparently in hospital. He has apologised to the nation but pleaded not guilty in court.

In a video we've been furnished with, Senator Elisha Abbo is seen arguing with members of the committee set up to probe his conduct regarding the assault at the intimacy gadget shop.

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