Posted on 14 May 2008 by Cst. Terry Stanley

On Tuesday, May 13 at approximately 8:20 p.m., Cobourg Police were called to an Alexandria Drive residence for a domestic dispute.

A young couple had been dating for a couple of years and recently ended the relationship. The fourteen year old female was at residence and had been consuming alcohol. An argument had taken place prior to the police arriving and several objects were scattered on the floor and a dish was broken.

The female was enraged with the police presence and she became belligerent and began yelling obscenities at police. She attempted to leave but was arrested by police. She struggled with police and kicked one officer in the leg. Police put her to the ground twice and each time police attempted to lift her up, she would jump up to her feet and smash her face and head against the wall.

Once in the police car, the swearing continued and she spit several times at the dividing partition and seat. She also kicked at the car window and she almost kicked the locked car door open.

She was still violent when officers reached the police office and officers needed to put leg shackles on her until she finally calmed down.

The 14 year old Cobourg teen has been charged with Assault Police with Intent to Resist Arrest, Mischief Under $5,000.00 and two counts of Willful Non-compliance of a probation order.

She was later released on a Promise To Appear in Cobourg Youth Court on Tuesday, June 17.