Woman Accused of Racial Abuse In Court

A woman from Romford is due in court, after a video of her allegedly abusing a train passenger was uploaded to the internet.

Woman admits racist rant on the tube

A woman London Underground passenger has admitted hurling racist abuse at fellow passengers after a video of her appeared on the internet.

Jacqueline Woodhouse, 42, directed an expletive-ridden rant to passengers on the Central Line between St Paul's and Mile End stations on January 23.

Police launched an investigation after a seven minute long video of the verbal assault was uploaded to YouTube.

It has since been viewed more than 200,000 times.

Today at Westminster Magistrates' Court, Woodhouse of Romford, Essex, admitted causing harassment alarm and distress to the man who filmed her - Galbant Juttla.

Woman due in court on race charge

A woman is due in court after a video was uploaded to the internet allegedly showing her racially abusing passengers on a central Line train in January.

Jacqueline Woodhouse - who is from Romford - is charged with racially aggravated common assault and a racially aggravated public order offence after a video was uploaded to YouTube allegedly showing her racially abusing fellow passengers on a tube carriage.

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