A Macleay Valley disability support worker accused of sexually touching two women in his care at a supported independent living home has faced court.
Disability support worker accused of sexually assaulting women in his care
In short:
A disability support worker has fronted court accused of sexually touching two women in his care at their supported independent living home.
Scott Bone has been charged with three counts of aggravated sexual touching.
What's next?
The 56-year-old will return to court on September 23.
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