New charges after alleged assaults on officers in Belmont

When a correctional officer at the county jail began Wednesday to remove straps of a device Stanley was secured in, she spat in the face of one correctional officer, tried to spit on two other officers and attempted to bite a fourth correctional officer, prosecutors said.

During booking while her clothing was being removed, Stanley squatted and urinated on a female correctional officer’s pants, prosecutors said.

Stanley was arraigned Thursday after prosecutors said a Belmont community service officer jumped out of the way to avoid injury when she sped off on Ralston Avenue and evaded police until reaching a dead-end street.

Stanley stopped in traffic Wednesday at 11:55 a.m. at a red light on Ralston Avenue and Old County Road and did not advance when the light turned green, prosecutors said.

A community service officer approached to see if Stanley needed assistance with a stalled vehicle but the woman did not respond and medics were called, prosecutors said.

When Stanley saw the service officer and a police officer standing next to the driver’s window she accelerated away, prosecutors said.

She went through numerous stop signs, drove into incoming traffic and collided with a concrete city sidewalk but continued until turning onto the dead-end Kedith Street, according to prosecutors.

She had a strong odor of alcohol, bloodshot eyes, slurred speech and was unable to stand without assistance, prosecutors said.

Stanley refused to perform field sobriety tests, answer questions or take a chemical test, prosecutors said.

Officers obtained a search warrant and a blood sample was obtained, prosecutors said.

Test results are not yet available, according to prosecutors, who said Stanley had prescription drug bottles in her vehicle.

A Feb. 11 preliminary hearing was set for charges in the pursuit — along with the new allegations involving her alleged assaults against the officers.

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