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1. A woman on trial for alleged cover-up after a man’s death on an Oxford estate – she called a police officer arresting her offensive names

2. Michaela Pomeroy and Jemma Moir charged in relation to events after Peter Crowley’s death in April 2022

3. Michaela Pomeroy, 33, of Stowford Road, Headington – pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to pervert the course of justice

4. Jemma Moir, 27, formerly of Downside End, Oxford – not fit to stand trial

5. They allegedly helped prevent lawful apprehension of Tia Pomeroy (Michaela’s daughter) and Mason Robins (Tia’s boyfriend)

6. Tia Pomeroy allegedly attacked Peter Crowley outside Underhill Circus shops in Barton on April 23, 2022

7. He was found dead in his flat the following day – initially treated as murder

8. Investigation dropped when 50-year-old’s cause of death found to be alcoholic liver disease and drug intoxication

9. Tia Pomeroy previously convicted of actual bodily harm and one count of intending to pervert course of justice

10. Robins and Morton Morton (Tia’s father) also convicted of perverting course of justice

11. Mr Crowley had been in relationship with Gemma Pomeroy, Michaela’s sister, who died in March 2022

12. Pomeroy family blamed Mr Crowley for her relapse drinking alcohol

13. On May 22, detective constable Kevin Smith gave evidence about Michaela Pomeroy’s arrest in July 2022

14. DC Smith went to her flat to arrest her and recover her phone

15. Officer testimony about her behaviour during arrest – hostile, tried to shut door, used offensive language, shut door on his arm causing minor injury, he forced entry, she barricaded a door, came out and threatened to headbutt officers, put in handcuffs

16. Her phone was never recovered

17. Post-mortem revealed 20 soft tissue injuries described as ‘recent’ on his head, right arm, legs and back

18. Trial ongoing

Her phone remained unlocated during the investigation. A post-mortem examination uncovered twenty soft tissue injuries across his head, right arm, legs, and back, all described as recent. The legal proceedings continue.

A woman faced trial accused of concealing circumstances surrounding a man’s death in an Oxford neighbourhood. She allegedly insulted a police officer with derogatory language during her arrest. Two individuals, Michaela Pomeroy and Jemma Moir, were charged related to events after Peter Crowley’s April 2022 death. Pomeroy, 33, residing in Headington, denied conspiracy to obstruct justice. Moir, 27, from Oxford, was deemed unfit for trial. Both were accused of aiding in preventing the arrest of Tia Pomeroy and her boyfriend, Mason Robins.

Tia Pomeroy allegedly assaulted Peter Crowley near Underhill Circus in Barton on April 23, 2022. Crowley was discovered deceased in his flat the subsequent day, prompting an initial murder investigation. Police later concluded his death resulted from alcoholic liver disease and drug intoxication, leading to case closure. Prior convictions included Tia Pomeroy for actual bodily harm and perverting justice’s course, with Robins and Morton Morton also convicted of justice obstruction.

Detective Constable Kevin Smith testified on May 22 about arresting Michaela Pomeroy in July 2022. Smith described her as immediately hostile during the arrest, attempting to shut the door and using offensive language. She even shut the door on his arm, causing a minor injury, before barricading herself inside and threatening to headbutt officers. Handcuffed and arrested, her phone was never recovered.

Forensic examination revealed approximately 20 soft tissue injuries across Crowley’s body, including his head, right arm, legs, and back, all considered relatively fresh. The legal proceedings continued.

The investigation centered on allegations surrounding Crowley’s death in April 2022. Michaela Pomeroy and Jemma Moir faced charges related to potential obstruction of justice involving Tia Pomeroy and Mason Robins. Pomeroy, a 33-year-old from Headington, denied conspiracy charges, while Moir was deemed unfit to stand trial.

Tia Pomeroy was accused of attacking the 50-year-old victim outside local shops in Barton on April 23. He was discovered deceased in his flat the following day, with an initial murder investigation launched. However, authorities later determined the death resulted from alcoholic liver disease and drug intoxication.

Several individuals, including Tia Pomeroy, had prior convictions related to perverting the course of justice. Detective constable Kevin Smith recounted the arrest of Michaela Pomeroy in July 2022, describing her aggressive resistance and use of offensive language during the incident.

Smith testified about forcibly entering her flat after she attempted to barricade herself inside, causing a minor injury when she tried to shut the door on his arm. Despite her threats, officers managed to handcuff her, but her mobile phone remained unrecovered during the arrest.

The post-mortem examination revealed approximately 20 soft tissue injuries across his head, right arm, legs, and back, all characterized as recent trauma.

The legal proceedings were ongoing. She used highly offensive language during her arrest, repeatedly attempting to prevent officers from entering by forcefully closing the door. The situation escalated when she shut the door on an officer’s arm, causing a minor injury. Officers were ultimately forced to breach the property, with the woman retreating and blocking another door. She ultimately surrendered and was restrained with handcuffs, though her mobile device was never located during the incident.

Forensic examination of the victim’s body revealed approximately twenty soft tissue injuries across multiple body regions, suggesting recent physical trauma. The case was still under judicial review. Michaela Pomeroy and Jemma Moir faced charges related to events following Peter Crowley’s death. Pomeroy, from Headington, entered a not guilty plea to conspiracy charges, while Moir was deemed unfit to stand trial. Both were implicated in allegedly obstructing the arrest of Tia Pomeroy and her companion Mason Robins.

The alleged incident occurred in April 2022, with Tia Pomeroy accused of assaulting Mr Crowley outside a shopping area in Barton. He was discovered deceased the subsequent day, initially prompting a murder investigation before authorities determined the cause of death involved alcohol-related liver complications and drug intoxication.

Several individuals, including Tia Pomeroy, Robins, and another family member, had prior convictions related to obstructing justice. The victim had previously been romantically involved with Michaela Pomeroy’s sister, who passed away in March 2022, with the family holding him responsible for her relapse into alcohol consumption.

During Michaela Pomeroy’s arrest in July 2022, Detective Constable Kevin Smith recounted her aggressive and hostile behaviour. She verbally abused him with offensive language and attempted to prevent his entry by repeatedly trying to shut the door, even causing a minor injury when she shut the door on his arm. Officers were ultimately forced to enter the property, where she barricaded herself in another room.

After emerging and threatening to headbutt police, she was restrained in handcuffs. Despite the arrest, her mobile phone could not be located. A post-mortem examination of the deceased revealed approximately twenty soft tissue injuries across his head, arm, legs, and back, all described as relatively recent.

The legal proceedings were ongoing. Michaela Pomeroy and Jemma Moir faced charges related to events after Peter Crowley’s April 2022 death. Michaela, a 33-year-old from Headington, entered a not guilty plea to conspiracy to pervert the course of justice. Jemma, 27 and from Oxford, was deemed unfit to stand trial.

Both were accused of obstructing the arrest of Tia Pomeroy, Michaela’s daughter, and her boyfriend Mason Robins. Tia was alleged to have attacked Mr Crowley near Underhill Circus shops in Barton on April 23, 2022, with the victim subsequently found deceased in his flat the following day, initially prompting a murder investigation before the case was discontinued.

The investigation concluded that the 50-year-old’s death resulted from alcoholic liver disease and drug intoxication. Prior convictions included Tia Pomeroy for actual bodily harm and attempting to pervert justice, alongside Robins and another individual also convicted of perverting the course of justice.

A detective constable testified about Michaela Pomeroy’s arrest in July 2022, describing her immediate hostility upon opening the door and repeated attempts to shut officers out, including using offensive language.

Officers forced entry after she barricaded herself inside, with her causing a minor injury by closing the door on an arm. She emerged and threatened to headbutt the officers before being restrained in handcuffs. Despite the arrest, her phone was never recovered.

A post-mortem examination revealed approximately 20 soft tissue injuries on the deceased, all relatively recent, located across the head, right arm, legs, and back. Trial proceedings were ongoing.

Michaela Pomeroy and Jemma Moir faced charges related to events following Peter Crowley’s death in April 2022. Michaela, a 33-year-old from Headington, entered a not guilty plea to conspiracy to obstruct justice. Jemma, 27 and from Oxford, was deemed unfit to stand trial, with jurors set to determine whether she committed the alleged acts.

The pair allegedly assisted in preventing the lawful apprehension of Michaela’s daughter Tia Pomeroy and her boyfriend Mason Robins. Tia was accused of attacking Mr Crowley outside Underhill Circus shops in Barton on April 23, 2022. He was discovered deceased in his flat the following day, prompting an initial murder investigation that was later discontinued after determining his cause of death involved alcoholic liver disease and drug intoxication.

Several individuals, including Tia Pomeroy, Robins, and another man, had prior convictions for perverting the course of justice. Mr Crowley had previously been romantically involved with Gemma Pomeroy, Michaela’s sister, who died in March 2022, with the family attributing her death to his influence regarding her drinking.

On May 22, a detective constable testified about Michaela’s arrest in July 2022. He described arriving at her residence to take her into custody and retrieve her phone, recounting how she became immediately confrontational upon opening the door, repeatedly attempting to prevent his entry and using offensive language before forcefully shutting the door on his arm, causing injury. She barricaded herself inside, prompting officers to forcibly enter, though she eventually emerged and was placed under arrest, though her phone was not recovered.

During the incident, she threatened to headbutt officers and was subsequently restrained with handcuffs. A post-mortem examination of the victim revealed approximately twenty soft tissue injuries across his head, right arm, legs, and back, all considered relatively recent.

The trial was ongoing.

Michaela Pomeroy and Jemma Moir faced charges related to events after Peter Crowley’s death in April 2022. Michaela, a 33-year-old from Headington, denied the charge of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice. Jemma, aged 27 and previously residing in Oxford, was deemed unfit to stand trial, with jurors set to determine whether she committed the alleged acts.

Both women were accused of facilitating the evasion of lawful arrest for Tia Pomeroy, Michaela’s daughter, and Mason Robins, Tia’s boyfriend. The incident traced back to April 23, 2022, when Tia allegedly assaulted Mr Crowley outside Underhill Circus shops in Barton. He was discovered deceased in his flat the following day, prompting an initial murder investigation that was subsequently dropped when authorities determined his cause of death involved alcoholic liver disease and drug intoxication.

Tia Pomeroy had prior convictions for actual bodily harm and attempting to pervert the course of justice, with Mason Robins and another individual also convicted of perverting justice. Prior to his death, Mr Crowley had been romantically involved with Gemma Pomeroy, Michaela’s sister, who passed away in March 2022, with the family holding him responsible for her relapse into drinking.

Detective Constable Kevin Smith provided testimony regarding Michaela Pomeroy’s arrest on May 22, describing her aggressive response when he attended her flat to take her into custody and retrieve her phone. According to the officer, she immediately became hostile, attempted to prevent entry by shutting the door repeatedly, used abusive language, and shut the door on his arm, causing a minor injury, before barricading herself inside the property.

Officers were ultimately forced to enter the flat, where she eventually emerged and threatened to headbutt them, resulting in her being placed in handcuffs. Despite the arrest, her phone was never recovered. A post-mortem examination of Mr Crowley revealed approximately twenty soft tissue injuries across his head, right arm, legs, and back, all described as relatively recent. The trial continued.

Michaela Pomeroy and Jemma Moir faced charges related to events following Peter Crowley’s death in April 2022. Michaela, a 33-year-old from Headington, entered a not guilty plea to conspiracy to obstruct justice. Jemma, 27 and previously from Oxford, was deemed unfit to stand trial, with jurors required to determine whether she committed the alleged acts.

Both were accused of helping to prevent Tia Pomeroy, Michaela’s daughter, and Mason Robins, her boyfriend, from being lawfully arrested. The incident stemmed from an alleged assault by Tia on Mr Crowley outside Underhill Circus shops in Barton on April 23, 2022. He was discovered deceased in his flat the following day, with police initially treating it as a murder investigation before dropping the case upon discovering the 50-year-old’s cause of death was alcoholic liver disease and drug intoxication.

Tia Pomeroy had prior convictions for actual bodily harm and attempting to pervert the course of justice, while Robins and another individual were also convicted of perverting justice. Additionally, Mr Crowley had been romantically involved with Gemma Pomeroy, Michaela’s sister, who died in March 2022, with the family holding him responsible for her relapse into drinking.

On May 22, Detective Constable Kevin Smith provided testimony regarding Michaela Pomeroy’s arrest in July 2022, describing her hostile behaviour when he attended her flat to arrest her and recover her phone. According to the officer, she immediately became abusive, attempted to prevent entry by repeatedly trying to shut the door, used derogatory language, and even shut the door on his arm, causing a minor injury