Former public schoolgirl, 31, kicked two police officers outside a McDonald's in Kensington, court hears - after previous convictions for homophobic abuse and lunging at cops with wine bottle

 Hanita Dadswell, 31, assaulted PC Nathan Hayward and a colleague last April She has twice previously been involved in incidents against police officers Dadswell has admitted two counts of assaulting an emergency worker

A former public schoolgirl kicked two police officers outside a McDonald's restaurant, as it emerged she has previous convictions for assault and homophobic abuse.

Hanita Dadswell, 31, assaulted PC Nathan Hayward and a colleague after they found her drunk outside an off-licence in Kensington High Street on 9 April last year.

Samir Amin, prosecuting, told Westminster Magistrates' court: 'The officers approached her with the intention of assisting her in getting home safely. She walked away from them.

'They followed her into a McDonald's where she caused some disturbance.

'When they came out of McDonald's the officers tried to apprehend her.'

Hanita Dadswell, 31, of Maida Vale, London, admitted assaulting PC Nathan Hayward and a colleague after they found her drunk outside an off-licence in Kensington High Street on 9 April last year

The former public schoolgirl has twice been involved previously in incidents against police officers, including homophobic abuse and lunging at them with a wine bottle

Dadswell has twice previously been involved in incidents against police officers prior to her latest arrest for assault.

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She was convicted of shouting homophobic abuse at a police officer in October 2022 and handed a conditional discharge for two years.

Dadswell, of Maida Vale, London, was fined for threatening behaviour in 2019 for lunging at police officers with a wine bottle after a boozy date with her boyfriend.

She had drunkenly ranted she 'didn't bloody like the police' after officers were called out to investigate a report she had been assaulted on Valentine's Day.

Then in March 2021, she was handed a 12-month community order for assaulting a police officer and calling another PC a 'Welsh dyke' following an incident at a boyfriend's home in Chelsea.

This week, Dadswell admitted two counts of assaulting an emergency worker and was released on unconditional bail ahead of sentencing at Westminster Magistrates on 19 June.

Dadswell has admitted two counts of assaulting an emergency worker and was released on unconditional bail ahead of sentencing at Westminster Magistrates on 19 June