April 4 (Reuters) - A Nebraska woman who snuck into an Omaha zoo enclosure and was bitten by a tiger she was trying to pet pleaded guilty on Monday to trespassing and was fined $250, prosecutors said.
Jacqueline Eide, 33, was bitten in November by the three-legged tiger named Mai after she entered Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium when it was closed. Eide suffered injuries to her left fingers.
Mai, an 18-year-old Malayan tiger that lost a leg after it was caught in a trap, was not injured in the incident.
Police at the time said Eide appeared to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Eide could not be reached for comment.
