Man charged with New Year’s Eve police assault
A jewellery box, cash and foreign money were stolen during a break in over the Christmas period in a north Norfolk village. Photo: Archant
A man in his twenties has been charged with assaulting a police officer on New Year's Eve.
Police have charged a 24-year-old man with a public order offence and assaulting an emergency services worker following an incident in Holt, on Monday, December 31.
The man was being arrested in Mill Court kicked a police officer during the arrest.
The officer suffered minor injuries.
The man has been bailed to appear at Norwich Magistrates Court.
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In a tweet, North Norfolk Police stated: 'There's no excuse to assault emergency services workers.
'Expect to be prosecuted if you do.'
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