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Jodie Marsh Pleads Not Guilty to Assault

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Jodie Marsh, a 47-year-old former glamour model, pleads not guilty to assaulting a man and threatening two individuals in Dunmow, Essex. She was released on bail and will face trial in May 2027. The case comes amidst ongoing tension with her local community, where she runs an animal sanctuary.

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Jodie Marsh Pleads Not Guilty to Assault

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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Jodie Marsh Pleads Not Guilty to Assault. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 17th, former glamour model and media personality, Jody Marsh, who's 47, just pleaded not guilty to assaulting a man by beating him. Back on January 16th this year, she's also denying two counts of using threatening words or behavior that same day in Dunmau, Essex I, aimed at the man Christopher Hines, and the other at Susan Hammond. She showed up in court Friday at Kellen's for Magistrates, rocking a black leather jacket to confirm her details and got released on unconditional bail. Her next stop is a trial at Colechester Magistrates Court on May 7th, 2027. This comes amid ongoing tension with her local community up in Linsale, where she runs an animal sanctuary. Last year, a judge let her keep her lemurs after the council initially said no, citing complaints she blamed on online trolls. The judge noted she truly cares for the animals, but pointed out clear, bad blood between her and neighbors. Police reports described a woman acting aggressively toward a man, including an assault

in verbal threats. Marsh thanked the judge as she left, and now the case heads to trial in a couple years, keeping everyone watching how this plays out with her sanctuary, life.

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