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Thug JayRing spat athis mumand punched door
A JOBLESS teenager spat at his mumafter shewent for a cigarette on the balcony, a court heard. Jay Ring (19), of London Road,
punched a door in anger after his mother came back into the home “shouting at everyone”when they would not help calm down her young grandchild. He appeared atMaidstoneMag-
istrates Court where he pleaded guilty to common assault and criminal damage. Prosecuting, Debbie Jones said:
“At around 9.30pm on March 14, police receiveda 999 call fromEliz- abeth Polan to attend a domestic incidentwith her son at her flat. “Police arrived at the scene and
arrestedMrRing for criminaldam- age and common assault.” The court heard Ring spat as his
mother and only just missed her. The court heard both mum and son hadverydifferent recollections of the events that night.
Mrs Polan said she had gone for
a cigarette on the balcony, and when she returned she asked everyone for help calming her dis- tressed grandchild. Ring insisted she did not ask for
help, and instead came back “screaming and shouting”. Ring said: “She didn’t ask any-
one for help and she didn’t tell anyone where she was going.We
hadno ideawhere shewas andshe ispainting it out to soundbetter on her side. She cannot find any fault in herself. I got very frustrated and punched the door.” The court heard their relation-
shipwas now“fine” and they had spoken since the altercation. Ring saidhe suffers fromADHDandso- cial anxiety, and had recently moved back to hismother’s home. Chairman of the bench, Martin
Alderman said: “I hope one thing you take away from this incident was that it was in a domestic set- ting. Do not think for one second spitting is anything other than a domestic violence issue, because it is. This is clearly a very brief and low level incident, but you clearly have anger problems you need to address as you get
older.You have shown a great deal of maturity in court today.” Ringwas given a 12month con- ditional discharge and a £105 fine.
News Drug dealer
had ‘sword’ SAMURAI sword-carrying crack dealer IanBigg has been jailed. TheMaidstonemanwasarrested
inMarchwhenhishouse inWallis Avenue was raided in a police knife crackdown. They found Bigg on the sofa
with a large samurai-style blade. Directly in front of him were 27 small bags of drugs including crack and cannabis. Apolice statement said: “The of-
ficers seized the drugs, the sword, electronic scales, mobile phones
andcash.Thedrugswereestimated tohave a street value of £520. “Bigg was arrested and later
charged with possession of crack cocaineandcannabiswithintent to supply.” Appearing atMaidstone Crown
Court on April 30, Bigg (39) pleaded guilty andwas sentenced to three years and threemonths in prison. Investigating officer, Detective
Constable Billie-Louise Keane said: “Bigg should be ashamed of his conduct and a prison sentence willensurethemostvulnerableare protected fromhis criminality.”
Maidstone June 2019
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