Influencer who shocked Australia by feeding a roast chicken to a crocodile in more strife

A social media influencer who sparked outrage after she fed a roast chook to a crocodile has landed herself in yet more hot water. The charges come after Bonow was slammed for bragging about feeding a roast chicken to a saltwater croc on the shores of the Russel River, in North Queensland. Jaylie Bonow, who sparked outrage after she fed a roast chook to a saltwater croc, fronted the Brisbane Magistrates Court on Thursday over unrelated fraud and hacking charges Bonow, who has almost 84,000 followers on Instagram and uses the name Jaylie Tori online, then turned her phone to show the massive four metre beast emerging from the water. Bonow, who is from WA, is alleged to have used a restricted Queensland Health computer on August 24, 2017 without consent The 28-year-old filmed the brazen act on her phone, which showed the croc emerging from the water at the Russel River, in North Queensland 'That is why penalties were recently increased for unlawful behaviour that places lives at risk. Wildlife officer Alexander Peters said he would be 'extremely disappointed if people were deliberately feeding crocodiles to generate likes on social media'.