UJI 14-2214. Aggravated battery on a peace officer; without great bodily harm; essential elements.

For you to find the defendant guilty of aggravated battery on a peace officer without great bodily harm [as charged in Count ________]1, the state must prove to your satisfaction beyond a reasonable doubt each of the following elements of the crime: 1. The defendant [unlawfully]2 touched or applied force to ________________________ (name of peace officer) by ________________________3; 2. At the time, ________________________ (name of peace officer) was a peace officer and was performing the duties of a peace officer6; 3. The defendant knew ____________________ (name of peace officer) was a peace officer; 4. The defendant’s conduct [caused injury to ________________________ (name of peace officer)]; [or]4 [threatened the safety of ________________________ (name of peace officer)]; [or]4 [challenged the authority of ________________________ (name of peace officer)]; 5. The defendant intended to injure ________________________ (name of peace officer); 6. ________________________’s (name of peace officer) injury was not likely to cause death or great bodily harm5; 7. The defendant caused ________________________ (name of peace officer) [painful temporary disfigurement] [or]4 [a temporary loss or impairment of the use of ________________________ (name of organ or member of the body)]; 8. This happened in New Mexico on or about the __________ day of ______________, __________.