Community service order for youth who left PC needing 17 stitches

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Community service order for youth who left PC needing 17 stitches

Officer sustained broken nose and septum, deep lacerations and bruising.

Date - 13th January 2021
By - Police Oracle

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A youth who assaulted a Leicestershire PC who required emergency surgery on her wounds and was off work for three months has been given a 12-month community service order and told to pay £600 compensation. The youth, who cannot be named for...

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