Man Jailed: Ice Queen Spitting Incident

November 29, 2010

In Magistrates Court today [Nov 29] Roger Lightbourne Jr and Yusef Williams were fined after appearing on charges of threatening behaviour to two Ice Queen employees last week. Mr Lightbourne recieved an additional fine, andwas  jailed on charges of causing damage to a Police vehicle and assaulting a Police officer.

The incident occurred at about 9:30pm on November 24th. The men were causing a disturbance at Ice Queen and were asked to leave. Mr Lightbourne apparently threw part of the cash register at an employee, and also punched the employee.

Police arrested them at the Swizzle Inn in Warwick about half an hour later. While the suspects were being arrested, Mr Lightbourne became very violent, verbally abusive, kicked out one of the rear view mirrors and also spat in one of the Police officer’s face.

Both were fined $300, and Mr Lightbourne was fined an addional $500 and sentenced to 30 days in jail.

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  1. Brasco says:

    Same Ol Same Ol cheap sentences for repeat violent offenders….yes they are both repeat offenders….check RG historic articles…

    I’d be mad as hell If I was that officer that was spat at….

  2. Kathy says:

    I am so glad to see thugs that have no respect for the law locked up. Spitting in the face of an officer is one of the worst offenses someone can do. It is completely unacceptable behavior that our society should shame!

  3. Lisa says:

    Correctional Officers have it harder they are the ones having to deal with them 24/7

    • V.V. says:

      I disagree. Once inside, offenders tend to be on their best behavior because they want to get out. It’s the police officers that have to deal with things ‘in the heat of the moment.’ I’m not saying that correctional officers don’t have it hard as well, but it’s like comparing apples with oranges. I think I would take corrections over the police service anytime.

  4. Lisa says:

    First of all I didn’t compare Police with corrections, you did. You are also misinformed, Correctional Officers face violent inmates on a daily basis. Most Inmate behavior doesn’t change and on some occasions it actually gets worst. Ask any correctional officer or Police officer. Correctional Officers must handle verbal and physical assaults daily. The job of a correctional officer is deadly indeed!