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Friends of a woman who was trampled to death by a herd of stampeding cattle in Suffolk have paid tribute to her.
Sandra Pearce, 45, who worked as a probation officer in Lowestoft, died on farmland at country house South Elmham Hall on 27 April.
The probation service area chief officer, John Budd, said: "Sandra was a valuable, kind, popular and intelligent member of staff."
Health and safety experts and police are investigating the incident.
Mr Budd added: "Sandra was a highly skilled probation officer.
"She established very good working relationships with offenders and had a positive impact on their lives.
"She showed great integrity in her work and was regarded as highly professional by her colleagues."
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