Woman charged with assaulting Jasper police officer charged with attempted murder after jail fight

Kansas officials may not be able to keep their promise to return the woman who allegedly ran over a Jasper police officer twice October 16.

New charges, including attempted murder, have been filed against Raven Cheyenne Gomez, 26, Columbia in Allen County, Kansas, following an attack on another inmate in the Allen County Jail.

The following news release was issued today by the Allen County Sheriff's Office:

An arrest warrant alleging charges of criminal damage of property, aggravated battery and attempted murder in the first degree against Raven C. Gomez, 26, Columbia, Missouri, was issued and served after a complaint was filed in Allen County District Court Wednesday, October 25, by Allen County Attorney Jerry Hathaway.

Gomez and her boyfriend, Brandon David, were arrested on October 18 by Allen and Bourbon County deputies at a residence southeast of Moran following an assault the day prior on a Jasper, Missouri police officer.

Incarcerated in the Allen County Jail since her arrest, on Wednesday, October 24 Gomez reportedly assaulted another female inmate with a food tray during their noon time meal period. The attack caused the inmate to fall to the floor and her eyeglasses were broken, possibly by Gomez stepping on them.

Holding onto the other woman's hair, Gomez used a piece of the broken glass as a weapon and struck her in the face, neck, head and body but {she} was not fatally injured.

According to a court document, Gomez indicated to an investigating deputy that she had premeditated her actions and intended to kill the other inmate. Bond was set at $100,000.

All charges are merely accusations, and suspects/defendants are presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty in a court of law.

Gomez is charged with first degree assault in Jasper County.