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Jodie Marsh Pleads Not Guilty to Common Assault Over Neighbour Dispute

The case stems from a January clash linked to claims a neighbour filmed animals at her Fripps Farm sanctuary.

Overview

  • Marsh, who appeared Friday at Chelmsford Magistrates’ Court, entered a not guilty plea to a common assault charge.
  • Essex Police previously authorised charges of common assault and using threatening or abusive words or behavior after inquiries into the incident.
  • Police say officers were called on January 16 to an address in Lindsell, Essex, after reports a woman acted aggressively toward a man and made verbal threats.
  • Common assault in England carries a maximum sentence of six months in prison if a court convicts.
  • Marsh says she put her hand on her neighbour’s neck without causing injury and claims the dispute followed the neighbour filming and doctoring clips of animals at her rescue farm.