SHIPPENSBURG – A Shippensburg woman faces multiple charges after allegedly kicking and punching a police officer in the groin.
Allison Bull, 22, of 221 1/2 E. King St., was charged with aggravated assault, simple assault, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and criminal mischief following the incident early Wednesday.
Shippensburg Police said that Bull left 340 E. King St. after an argument with an ex-boyfriend and later returned with two other people.
She allegedly used a large cooler to break the glass out of two windows, according to police. When police arrived, she said she broke the windows because her ex-boyfriend put his hands on her.
Police said she had ample opportunity to contact them but instead decided to retaliate.
While the officer was talking with the ex-boyfriend, Bull tried to leave, according to police. She allegedly punched the officer in the groin and ran into King Street, nearly getting struck by a vehicle.
She was taken into custody but resisted getting into the vehicle and allegedly kicked the officer in the groin.
Tashawa Johnson, 28, 221 1/2 E. King St., who accompanied Bull back to 340 E.King St., was also charged with disorderly conduct in connection with the incident.