Bristol man's abuse of community police officers
A 19-year-old Bristol man has been given a community order for continually abusing police officers.
David Goudou, of Ambleside Avenue, Southmead, admitted two counts of using threatening or abusive words and behaviour.
Prosecuting, May Li said on August 27 at 11.30pm, Goudou was seen in Canford Road, Westbury-on-Trym, looking in people's drives and gardens. As police officers approached him he started swearing and insulting them, even threatening to knock one of the officers out.
At about 11.45pm on September 3, Goudou and a couple of friends were causing problems in Henbury, Bristol Magistrates' Court heard. He shouted and swore at officers, calling them "pigs", and said they would never catch him as he went in and out of the alleys off Crow Lane.
With his latest offences, Goudou breached a conditional discharge and also failed to surrender to court on September 25.
Mitigating, Will Palmer said incidents had happened when Goudou was drunk.
District Judge Joti Bopa-Rai imposed a one-year community order, with requirements for supervision, drug and alcohol treatment and education and employment training.
She said: "Drink seems to be the major problem in your case, and sometimes drugs."
3 Comments
by goudou
Wednesday, February 01 2012, 12:37AM
“Well, this was 2009. I was 19 then, I'm 21 now. I'm doing good, a few bad choices but apart from that I'm squeaky clean”
by snipersimon
Wednesday, February 01 2012, 12:24AM
“lol you cant help it if you dont no what your doing when your drunk, its like a dream i gess but how would i no lo i never been drunk in my life, can you gess who i am david lol, try and stay out of troble lol or i wil have to keep reading lol”
by stephen, bristol
Saturday, October 03 2009, 7:40AM
“wow a community care order,why not send him on holiday abroad as well,joke joke joke,they just keep laughing at us ,jail the scum,clean the streets of them,”