Amelia Brace Wiki – Biography
Amelia Brace is a Channel Seven journalist who collectively with her cameraman, Tim Myers was picked up in a run as police forcibly cleared an anti-racism protest in Washington D.C. Shocking video broadcast live on Sunrise shows a police officer in protest equipment bashing Myers with a shield before punching the camera.
“We’ll have a few bruises tomorrow”
7NEWS US Correspondent @AmeliaBrace confirms her and cameraman Tim Myers are OK after police violently moved them on in Washington D.C.
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— Sunrise (@sunriseon7) June 1, 2020
She spent three and a half years spent at the Federal Press Gallery in Canberra, a professional goal she obtained before she was 30, which had the greatest influence on her. “That was the job of my dreams,” she tells My Weekly Show on a recent visit home. “It was amazing. When I got there, it was like a child in a candy store. The offer to work in Los Angeles came out of nowhere and, although he was hesitant to leave Canberra, he realized that it was an offer that he could not refuse and made the change in April 2017.
“My goal was always Canberra and I got there,” she says. “It’s eerie now because I’ve done it and passed it. I don’t know where I’ll move after LA, but I’m happy to stay there for a few years.
Besides sinking her teeth into the uncooked stories, being based in LA also wants her to cover awards situations, which this year has been characterized by a significant difference.
Amelia Brace Age
Amelia’s age is unknown.
Education
Brace finished from the University of the Sunshine Coast with a journalism degree in 2008 and now resides in Los Angeles, operating as a US reporter for Channel Seven.
Attack Vidio
Channel Seven has labeled an occurrence including a reporter and her cameraman being beaten down by police in Washington DC as “reckless thuggery”. Seven’s director of news and public affairs, Craig McPherson, also approved Prime Minister Scott Morrison has contacted the Australian embassy in the US capital requiring an investigation.
Sunrise reporter Amelia Brace was presenting an update from the White House on the escalating chaos with her freelance cameraman, Timothy Myers ACS, first of Donald Trump’s speech this morning when heavily-armed police began aggressively promoting the crowd back.
Brace and Myers decided to take cover after a wall between the stampede as they continued the trial but were spotted by heavily-armed officers, who quickly shoved them both back and punched the cameraman. “The attack on our reporter and cameraman in Washington today is nothing short of wanton thuggery,” Mr. McPherson said in a statement issued from Seven on Tuesday afternoon.
Watch the shocking moment #7NEWS reporter @AmeliaBrace and our cameraman were knocked over by a police officer LIVE on air after chaos erupted in Washington DC. pic.twitter.com/R8KJLnfxPN
— Sunrise (@sunriseon7) June 1, 2020
“They weren’t in anyone’s way just simply doing their job. “To be belted with an ironclad defense and then our writer cop a truncheon in the back is abhorrent. “The Prime Minister has told us he’s been in pressure with our embassy in Washington to have the matter urgently investigated. We are making our charges through the appropriate channels.”
