Yob who spat on police officer admits he is ashamed by conduct

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A YOB who spat on a police officer in Petersburn admitted his behaviour was unacceptable.Scott Rodger’s lawyer revealed that his client was ashamed of his conduct, particularly in the current Covid-19 climate.Rodger, 26, was fined £320 after admitting charges of police assault and breaching bail.An allegation that he acted in a threatening or abusive manner and challenged people to fight was dropped.Hamilton Sheriff Court heard that police officers were called to Luing in Petersburn shortly

A former government worker who attacked a barman, threatened customers then spat at a police officer during an 'absolutely outrageous' incident inside a cafe bar has avoided jail.The aftermath of the violence - showing the moments after Nathan McIlroy was Tasered by police - was captured on camera and publicised at the time by the Manchester Evening News. McIlroy, 32, walked into Fuel Cafe Bar on Wilmslow Road, Withington, on August 13 last year and began to 'behave strangely', a court was

Regina King and more celebrity parents have described conversations they’ve had with their children about interacting with police officers.

A homeless immigrant from Kosovo charged at a cop and repeatedly elbowed him in the face because he had been caught street dealing with 34 bags of cannabis.

Sir Rod Stewart 's wife is soon to be an arresting sight after Penny Lancaster revealed she is set to become an officer.

Hugh Jackman is catching backlash after a tweet labeling a photo of a police officer hugging a protester as “solidarity.” On Wednesday, the actor shared a photo that appears to show a police officer at a protest hugging a crying black protester. As people across the United States continue to protest in support of police reform after the death of George Floyd, the “X-Men” star’s followers were quick to deride the post as propaganda in favor of the cops.

Sir Rod Stewart's wife is soon to be an arresting sight after Penny Lancaster revealed she is set to become an officer.

Porsha Williams comes from a family of civil rights leaders, and she has been on the front lines with thousands of protesters who are demanding justice after the shocking death of George Floyd. The reality TV star recently marched in the streets of Atlanta with thousands of peaceful protesters, and many were hit with tear gas.

Three more police officers have been charged in connection with the death of George Floyd in the United States as protests continued for a ninth night.

A man had been jailed for 22 weeks after spitting in the face of a police officer.

In a press conference Wednesday afternoon (June 3), Keith Ellison, the attorney general of Minnesota, announced that the remaining three police offers involved in George Floyd's unlawful death would be charged with aiding and abetting murder. Meanwhile, the previously arrested officer Derek Chauvin, who knelt on Floyd's neck for nearly nine minutes before he died of asphyxiation, received an upgraded charge of second-degree murder.

The three other Minneapolis police officers who were fired for their involvement in George Floyd's death have been charged with aiding and abetting murder, according to court records obtained by CBS Minnesota. Additionally, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison has also increased former officer Derek Chauvin's murder charge to second-degree murder.

The 46-year-old died on May 25