WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this story includes the name and image of an Indigenous person who has passed away.This article may be distressing to some readers.A spokesperson from the family of Kumanjayi Little Baby has appealed for calm across Central Australia following violent scenes at an Alice Springs hospital, which was treating the man suspected of involvement in the five-year-old's disappearance and death."It is time now for Sorry Business, to show respect for our family and to have a space and a time for grieving and remembering of her, and to time that we lost," Warlpiri Elder Robin Granites, who identifies as the child's grandfather, told NITV News in an interview on Saturday."Everyone is feeling very upset emotionally, emotions are very high — I understand that .. Bins and vegetation were also set on fire and some nearby businesses were damaged.One woman was arrested for allegedly attempting to set alight a police car and had been charged with attempted arson and riot charges, Northern Territory Police said in a statement on Saturday afternoon.Lewis was subsequently airlifted to Darwin and is expected to be charged with murdering the child.Granites also thanked the wider community for the flow of tributes to the family from across Australia."Whoever is watching: please, we need your support and your prayers and your wishes."The body of a girl, which police believe to be Kumanjayi Little Baby, was discovered at around midday on Thursday by police approximately 5km from Alice Springs' Old Timers town camp, the place she was last seen on Sunday."What has happened this week is not our way