In Kentucky, a woman defecates a police officer to prevent her from being detained.

Police in Livingston, Kentucky, said a woman intentionally defecated on an officer who had come to her home to make an arrest to interfere with his duties. Warning: The details are not for the faint of heart.

Photo: Madison County Detention Center

26-year-old Amanda Peters was arrested at about two in the morning on September 15 in the house where she lived, writes Fox News. She was wanted by police for robbery on an arrest warrant out of Rockcastle County, authorities said.

When the homeowner let police in, Peters locked herself in the bathroom. The officer “used force” to enter the bathroom and arrest the woman.

At the time of her arrest, police said, Peters "deliberately released her bowel contents in an upward, targeted motion toward the law enforcement officer, contaminating his face, arms and legs with human feces."

Amanda Peters was charged with resisting arrest, attacking a third degree police officer, misappropriating another person’s identity without his consent, providing false identification information to the police, and stealing 10 and over thousands of dollars.

Livingston is about an hour southeast of Lexington, Kentucky.

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