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JOHNSON COUNTY, Ky. (EKB)-- A woman has been arrested after kicking a paramedic.
It happened at the Highlands Plaza apartments in Paintsville on Sunday.
Officers responded to a complaint of a woman screaming on a balcony.
An arrest citation says 44-year-old Jennifer Ison did not know who or where she was and smelled of strong alcohol.
When paramedics showed up she reportedly fought and kicked one of them in the chest.
She was tased and taken to a hospital.
Ison was later charged with alcohol intoxication, disorderly contact, menacing and third-degree assault.
Pike County Health officials confirm that a restaurant worker has tested positive for hepatitis A.
Pike County Health officials confirm that a restaurant worker has tested positive for hepatitis A.
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