'Drunk' joiner abused police
A JOINER who swore at police told a court he was drunk at the time.
Aiden Ward-Smith also made abusive gestures at officers before shouting: "I hate coppers".
Ward-Smith, 18, of Meadow Drive, Warton, near Preston, admitted breach of the peace and was bound over in the sum of £300 for 12 months by Blackpool magistrates.
Jayne Barty, prosecuting, said police were called to a disturbance at an address in Clifton Street, Lytham, where the occupants had locked themselves in the bathroom to get away from Ward-Smith.
Ward-Smith shouted at the officer: "What are you doing here, you have no right to be here."
Police described him as showing an "appalling attitude" throughout.
He was arrested when he refused to calm down.
Ward-Smith, who had no previous convictions, told magistrates: "I was drunk."
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Last Updated:
15 April 2008 10:05 AM
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