A woman bitten by a tiger at Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo faces more legal trouble.
On Monday, a judge ordered Jacqueline Eide held on $25,000 bond after she was arrested over the weekend.
Police said she was drunk and harassing two teenagers as they worked to paint an apartment complex near 30th and Mason streets Saturday afternoon.
She also tried to bite a police officer as she was being booked on charges of disorderly conduct and having an open container, according to police.
Eide was previously charged in connection with an incident where investigators say she was trespassing at the zoo when she was bitten by a tiger.
Previous coverage on KMTV:
Woman bitten by tiger wasn't trying to pet it, attorney says
More legal trouble for woman accused of breaking into zoo
Woman injured by tiger posts, later removes Facebook statement
