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Mum spits into police officer s eye It was a kneejerk reaction rather than malicious
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A Portishead mum spat into a police officer’s eye in Bristol.
Jess Heath, of Briary Road, shouted “aggressively” and twice spat at police arresting her on September 24 last year.
The 30-year-old mum-of-three appeared at Bristol Magistrates’ Court on February 25. She admitted assaulting and resisting PC Weekes when he was doing his duty.
A mother-of-three spat pepper spray back into a police officer s eye after it was fired into her face and mouth as she was arrested.
Jess Heath, 30, had shouted aggressively and twice spat at authorities arresting her in Bristol on September 24 last year.
But it came after they deployed a pepper spray type fluid called PAVA – so called because of its ingredient pelargonic acid vanillylamide – on her when she struggled against them.
Bristol Magistrates Court heard on Thursday she admitted assaulting and resisting PC Weekes when he was doing his duty.
Prosecutor Laura Opie said police attended a Sea Mills address in the middle of the night following a 999 call about an incident, which did not itself lead to any charge.
New details revealed on 57,000 year-old wolf pup mummy found in Yukon
Tuesday, December 22nd 2020, 8:55 am - 57,000-year-old remains dug out of thawing permafrost by a miner in 2016
Scientists who have been studying a rare, perfectly preserved ancient wolf pup found in Yukon are sharing some of their findings for the first time. She s just so complete, said Julie Meachen, a vertebrate paleontologist from Des Moines University in Iowa and lead author of the new study published this week in the journal Current Biology. She s so amazing. She s so intact. I mean she even has her fur. Everything is there.
The intact remains of a wolf pup, named Zhùr, were found by a miner in the Klondike goldfields near Dawson City, Yukon, in 2016. The animal is estimated to be about 57,000 years old and is the most complete mummified grey wolf of its era ever found. (Cheryl Kawaja/CBC)
Kind of incredible : Researchers reveal details of mummified ice age wolf pup found in Yukon
A perfectly preserved ancient wolf pup found in Yukon in 2016 was likely seven weeks old when it died in its den 57,000 years ago and ate fish for its last meal, scientists who studied the rare find said as they shared some of their findings for the first time.
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