Ambulance crew rang PSNI during a domestic disturbance in Co Armagh, Craigavon court hears

The ambulance service called police during a domestic disturbance at a Co Armagh home, a court hears.

Lee Sterritt, aged 33, from Ashleigh Crescent, Lurgan, appeared before Craigavon Magistrates Court charged with assault on police.

Sterritt’s solicitor, Mr Peter Murphy, said his client pleaded guilty.

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The court heard that on Wednesday, February 26 this year, police attended the defendant’s home address at the request of the NI Ambulance Service regarding the assault of a man.

A prosecutor said police were met at the door by the defendant who had a “gash on his forehead and blood on his face”.

“It was a domestic incident and when police were dealing with the defendant he became aggressive and pushed a police constable to his chest and kicked him in the thigh,” said a prosecutor.

Deputy District Judge Jonathan Dunlop said: “It seems to be that things have got out of hand on this day.”

He imposed a 12 months Conditional Discharge.

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