Pictured for the first time: Woman police officer, 33, who was shot in the face, neck and hand on her second day in the job Suzanne Hudson shot through door after reports of 'disturbance' at house Dragged from scene by male colleague as gunman fled on mountain bike James Leslie has appeared in court charged with her attempted murder PC Hudson being treated for serious injuries, but is expected to recover Experienced officer only recently asked for transfer for more exciting role Shot through a door: PC Suzanne Hudson (pictured) suffered serious injuries to her face, neck and hand when a gunman opened fire as she responded to reports of a disturbance at a house This is the first picture of a female police officer who was shot in the face, neck and hand on just her second shift in her job. PC Suzanne Hudson was shot through a door after responding to reports of a disturbance at a house in the early hours of Wednesday morning. A male colleague dragged her from the scene and raised the alarm as the gunman fled on a mountain bike. The 33-year-old, who was wearing body armour, is being treated for serious injuries in hospital, but is expected to make a full recovery. Although she is an 'experienced officer' who has been in the force for some years, she had recently switched from neighbourhood policing following her request to be given a more exciting role. A man has appeared in court today charged with her attempted murder and that of her colleague PC Richard Whiteley, who was uninjured. James Leslie, 37, spoke to confirm his name, address and date of birth and to indicate he understood the charges against him during the two-minute hearing. Leslie, who appeared in a glass-fronted dock escorted by two female security officers, also stands charged of possession of a firearm, possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life, criminal damage and possession of cannabis. Suspect and victim: James Leslie (left) has appeared in court charged with the attempted murder of PC Hudson and her colleague PC Richard Whiteley (right), who was uninjured Smashed: A forensic officers pokes their hand through a broken pane of glass likely to have been damaged when the West Yorkshire officer was shot in the face Crime scene: Armed police guard a sawn-off shotgun in Leeds at the scene where James Leslie was arrested following the shooting in the early hours of Wednesday Leslie, of Queenswood Drive, Leeds, who wore a long black-sleeved T-shirt, was remanded in custody to appear at Leeds Crown Court on December 20. He was arrested by heavily-armed officers outside Shire Oak Primary School in Wood Lane, Headingley, where a sawn-off shotgun was recovered. The officers were responding to a routine incident in the Hyde Park area of Leeds, West Yorkshire, in the early hours of Wednesday morning. Row: Kieran Williams, near the scene at Cardigan Road, said he had been in a row with Leslie on Tuesday night Investigation: Forensic officers search the grounds near a house where the female police officer was shot Witness Kieran Williams, 17, told how he had a row with the suspect and a women police officer called round to take information from his housemates during the night after a bottle was thrown through their window. He was shouting his mouth off and all that. He was going on and on and on.