Man accused of biting West Yorkshire Police officer's finger to appear at Crown Court

PC Morgan Taylor was bitten on the fingerplaceholder image
PC Morgan Taylor was bitten on the finger

A MAN accused of biting a West Yorkshire police officer's finger is to appear at Crown Court next month.

The 42-year-old man from Calderdale faces a charge of assaulting a police officer and a charge of wounding with intent, relating to a separate incident.

He made a first appearance at Keighley and Bradford Magistrates' Court yesterday (August 29), where he was committed to Bradford Crown Court, to appear on September 26.

Wounding with intent is a charge so serious that it can only be dealt with at a Crown Court.

PC Morgan Taylor sustained injuries to his finger on the evening of Monday, August 27.

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