Woman, 62, kisses freedom goodbye after planting smooch on cop's nose 

Peggy Hill allegedly laid her lips on the officer's honker after the officer responded to her Bradenton, Fla., home. He wiped the saliva off her nose and charged her with felony battery.

By Lee Moran / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS

Wednesday, July 3, 2013, 7:43 AM

She's kissed her freedom goodbye.

A Florida woman who smooched a cop called Randy on the nose has been busted for felony battery.

Peggy Hill, 62, allegedly laid her lips on the officer's smeller after he was called out to reports of a fight between her and a neighbor.

Sgt. Randy Lamb was talking to Hill at her Bradenton home on Saturday night when she suddenly leaned in for the peck.

"[S]he approached him and kissed him on his nose against his will," said a Manatee County Sheriff's Office report obtained by The Smoking Gun.

"He stepped away from her, wiped off the saliva from his nose, attempted to take her into custody, and she started to struggle with him," the report added.

Hill allegedly confessed to necking three glasses of wine before the incident.

She reportedly thought that Lamb "was being aggressive towards her," and "the thought just popped in her head to kiss him on his nose, so she kissed him on his nose."

Hill was arrested and charged with felony battery of a law enforcement officer and remains in custody on $5,000 bond.