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During a public disorder, a person found guilty of assault and other actions against Police Officers, where no actual bodily harm is caused, is liable to imprisonment for 7 years.
During a public disorder, a person found guilty of assault and other actions against Police Officers, where actual bodily harm is caused, is liable to imprisonment for 9 years.
As well as the above charges, a person who causes grievous bodily harm or wounds an officer in the execution of duty, and causes bodily harm to that officer or any other person in a reckless manner, may face the following charges:
During a public disorder, a person found guilty of recklessly wounding or causing grievous bodily harm to a police officer, is liable to imprisonment for 14 years.
Disclaimer : This article is just a summary of the subject matter being discussed and should not be regarded as a comprehensive legal advice for you to defend yourself alone. If you are charged with criminal offences, it is recommended that you seek legal assistance from criminal lawyers.