A woman who was convicted and jailed for attacking a pregnant police officer is returned to custody after being released from jail early. Multiple outlets report that the woman had served part of her sentence and was released ahead of schedule, but is later taken back into custody. The reports agree that the underlying incident involves an assault on a pregnant police officer, for which the woman was sentenced. They also concur on the broad sequence of events: she is incarcerated following the conviction, released early, and then re-detained by police authorities. The articles do not provide additional detail beyond these core points, and they do not specify the legal mechanism or the precise timing of the early release and subsequent return to custody. Overall, the coverage is consistent in describing a single case in which early release is followed by a decision to place the offender back in custody.