"We've both had cocaine and we're both alcoholics": Mum's response to cops after being arrested for attempted murder of boyfriend

A mum responded "that's heavy that" when police told her she was being arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. Emma Walsh stabbed boyfriend Gary Morgan in the heart after returning home from watching football in the pub.

Walsh, 31, later found out that Mr Morgan had died, while she was at the police station. She is currently on trial at Liverpool Crown Court after denying his murder.

Liverpool Crown Court heard that Walsh rang 999 after the stabbing and told the operator that "some fella in town" had stabbed Mr Morgan during an "argument". She would later claim that she was acting in self-defence, said she was "scared" and told an officer that she had bipolar disorder, Liverpool Echo reports.

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Yesterday afternoon (Wednesday September 28) a transcript taken from body worn camera footage of a police officer who attended the scene on Lavan Close, in Everton, was read to the jury. Walsh was described as being "clearly upset and crying" as she was led from the living room, where paramedics were tending to a critically injured Mr Morgan, and taken outside.

She then told Police Constable Gary Morson: "That's my partner, I should be with him. Gary, come on lad - get up.

"We were having a drink. We were at the Belmont watching the match."

Walsh laughed as she said of Liverpool FC's game at title rivals Manchester City: "2-2, phew. Manchester City didn't win. Gary, come on my love - come on. It's my son's birthday.

"Dad, is he ok? Please let me know. We've both had cocaine and we're both alcoholics. We were at it every day "It's hard. Please come on baby."

Walsh asked to "go with him" in the ambulance, but was instead told