. Schoolgirl, 14, killed after car 'veered off road' and hit children 'Police were called to Braunston Road shortly before midday following a report a woman in her 40s had been struck by a car – a grey Mercedes. 'The victim was taken to hospital to be treated for injuries that were not life-threatening or life-changing. 'She has since been discharged and officers are in regular contact with her. 'A 59-year-old woman, from Knossington, was arrested on suspicion of attempted wounding with intent. She has since been released under investigation.' Despite her injuries, Lisa says she will continue to volunteer as a hunt saboteur and campaign against the 'smokescreen' she claims groups use. The 41-year-old said: 'I have a love of animals. 'It's not just the fact we'r){kind=link}
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A hunt saboteur left badly bruised after being hit by a car has vowed to continue her campaign to stop illegal hunting.
Lisa Jaffray – who protests at events across the country – was struck by the vehicle on October 25 in Knossington, Leicestershire.
The mum-of-three is a volunteer with the Hunt Saboteurs Association, which uses ‘sabotage’ as a means of direct action to top illegal fox hunting.
Lisa, who lives in Cambridgeshire, was hurt as she ‘sabbed’ at a meeting of the Cottesmore Hunt.