Drunk man banned from booze after lobbing flapjack and Pot Noodle at cop's genitals

Drunk man banned from booze after lobbing flapjack and Pot Noodle at cop's genitals Kristen Naylor, 29, pleaded guilty to assault occasioning actual bodily harm, causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal and assaulting an emergency worker by beating A man has been banned from drinking after he punched a dog and threw a flapjack at a policeman’s genitals, hitting him so hard it made him 'feel sick.' Kristen Naylor also hurled a Pot Noodle at the officer while in custody after he was arrested for beating up his dad. Bolton Crown Court heard how the 29-year-old attacked his father, John, who was saying at Naylor's mother's home following an operation. The pair began to argue after Naylor arrived back at his mum’s house a "very drunk" state. Katie Lord, prosecuting, told the trial that Naylor's dad said he had "had enough" and went to leave with his two dogs, saying "he knew what the defendant was like in drink”. Naylor followed John and told him to "give him his dog back,” the Manchester Evening News reports. He tried to snatch one of the leads before putting his head against his dad's, warning him to "give him his dog back". Naylor then began to throw punches at his father's head. John moved away, crossing the road and asking a neighbour to look after the dogs. Naylor then told his dad: "If you touch my dog I'll kill you." Naylor continued to follow John and began to punch him "numerous times", causing him to fall over. John pleaded with his son to let him get back to his feet during the attack, which lasted for around 45 seconds. Ms Lord said one of the dogs was "caught" by Naylor in the process of the attack. Police were called and an officer, named in court only as PC Shepherd, attended. Naylor said: "I could make your life hell." Naylor was "obstructive" as he was placed in a van and taken to custody. At the station, he was given a Pot Noodle and a flapjack. He threw the instant noodle snack at the officer but missed, before throwing the flapjack which "hit the officer in the genitals, causing what he describes as a sharp and immediate pain". "I think he also felt sick," Judge Kenderik Horne said. Naylor's defence barrister Richard Bridgen did not advance mitigation on his client's behalf after the judge indicated his likely sentence. Naylor was sentenced to 12 months, suspended for 18 months. He was ordered to carry out 100 hours of unpaid work; 10 rehabilitation activity requirement days; a three month alcohol abstinence and monitoring requirement; and a six month mental health treatment requirement. He must also pay £150 in prosecution costs. Naylor, of Lower Nook Meadow, Lowton, Wigan, pleaded guilty to assault occasioning actual bodily harm; causing unnecessary suffering to a protected animal; and assaulting an emergency worker by beating.