N Ireland man arrested for coughing on police officers
By AFP
March 27, 2020
DUBLIN: A Northern Ireland man has been charged with attempting to commit grievous bodily harm after claiming to have coronavirus and deliberately coughing on police officers, the police service said Thursday. The man was held for common assault following a domestic incident in north Belfast on Wednesday, according to the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI). It is alleged he then told two arresting officers he had coronavirus before intentionally coughing over them. “A 39 year-old man has been charged with common assault and two counts of attempting to commit grievous bodily harm,” a PSNI spokesman said.
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