Britney Anne Ford becomes third person charged over Albany brawl which left ex-WAFL player fighting for life

A 22-year-old woman has become the third person charged over an Albany street brawl that left two people seriously injured on Sunday. Britney Anne Ford has been charged with doing an act with intent to harm likely to endanger the life, health of safety of a person. The offence carries a maximum penalty of 20 years imprisonment. It is the same charge levelled against Lockyer man Paul Kenneth Junior Hayward, 22, who faced Albany Magistrate’s Court yesterday. The woman, from Orana, was arrested on Thursday and released on protective bail. She is due to appear at Albany Magistrate’s Court on August 12. The fresh charge comes as former WAFL player Russell Wynne, 24, remains in a critical condition at Royal Perth Hospital. Mr Wynne, from Mt Barker, was allegedly struck by a machete and then hit by a car on Stirling Terrace in the early hours of Sunday morning. Paramedics were called to Stirling Terrace about 1.20am, where they found Mr Wynne with traumatic injuries. He was taken to Albany Health Campus, then flown to Perth by the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Police allege that Lockyer man Trymain Paul Maxton, 23, was driving the car that hit Mr Wynne. Mr Maxton has been charged with attempted murder, and failing to stop and ensure assistance after an incident causing grievous bodily harm. He faced Albany Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday, where he was remanded in custody without entering a plea. Stirling Terrace was closed to the public for two days after Sunday’s brawl, which left weapons strewn across the road. Forensics officers and major crash investigators have completed the recording and collection of evidence from the scene. The criminal investigation into the incident is ongoing and anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.