Feb 27 β€’ 08:08 UTC πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ UK Mirror

Bride-to-be ruins hen do as woman left unconscious before headbutt aimed at cop

A chaotic brawl during a hen do in Newcastle saw a woman knocked unconscious and her mother attempting to headbutt a police officer.

A hen party in Newcastle turned violent as Donna Ellis, 38, and her daughter Elisa Smith, 19, engaged in a brawl that led to serious disturbances in the city center. The incident occurred on August 10, 2024, after a derogatory comment made by Ellis in a pub smoking area triggered an altercation where a fellow party-goer was knocked unconscious. CCTV footage captured the chaos, including the destruction of a betting shop window during the melee.

The confrontation escalated quickly, resulting in the police being called to the scene. Attempts by Ellis to assault the officers were met with immediate arrests. Witnesses reported that the alcohol-fueled violence marred what was supposed to be a celebratory occasion for Ellis, who was preparing for her marriage.

This incident raises concerns over public safety during such occasions, particularly in cities known for their nightlife. The consequences of intoxication during celebratory events can lead to severe legal repercussions, as seen in this case, where the mother-daughter duo now faces charges related to assault and public disorder. Such events also highlight the importance of responsible drinking and the potential risks that accompany excessive alcohol consumption.

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