A man’s tantrum – with his driver’s license, fists and spit flying – at a Mill Avenue fast-food restaurant ended in his arrest, police said.
Anthony William Newton, 30, of Tempe was booked into city jail Saturday night on counts of felony aggravated assault, assault, criminal damage, disorderly conduct and trespassing.
According to police, Newton was inside Jack in the Box, 721 S. Mill Ave., about 10:15 p.m. when he began yelling obscenities. A security guard told Newton to leave, but Newton responded by throwing his license at the guard, along with more yelling and cursing.
Outside the restaurant, Newton punched the guard in the face and broke his radio, which is valued at $1,200.
When police officers arrested Newton, he allegedly said, “What do you think about this?” and spit in an officer’s face.
Tempe man arrested after Mill Ave. fracasNovember 10th, 2008, 8:27 pm · 5 Comments · posted by Mike Branom5 CommentsLeave a Reply |
this is what we used to call ” LIQUID COURAGE”
he’s lucky he didn’t end up in the hospital after spitting in the cops face
I didn’t know Wayne had a cousin in Tempe!
Try that with me punk, you will be laying in a pool of your own blood and urine. Tough guy once he drinks a few beers…. wake up idiot.
Too bad nobody smashed Willie’s head like a pinata- especially the cops. What the hell am I paying taxes for?
He’s a perfect example of jims, Joes and Bobs.
Uncivilized at best.