Vanessa Williams
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WGGB) – A Springfield woman is under arrest after assaulting a court officer.
Around 1:30 p.m. Thursday, police were called to the Hampden County Hall of Justice for a report of a court officer being assaulted, says Springfield Police Sgt. John Delaney.
Delaney adds that when officers arrived, they spoke with court officer Valdemar Santos.
Santos told them that he was in the process of giving 19-year-old Vanessa Williams a restraining order that was taken out against her, when she allegedly became angry, grabbed the restraining order, then ripped it into pieces.
As Santos bent over to pick up the torn restraining order off the floor, Williams allegedly proceeded to kick Santos.
Santos then placed Williams under arrest and called Springfield Police.
Williams, who lives on Yale Street in Springfield. has been charged with one count of assault and battery on a police officer.
She was booked at Springfield Police headquarters, then brought back to the Hall of Justice for her arraignment and to receive a new restraining order.
How dare someone put a restraining order on her. Go figure?
They should make a calendar of all the **** ghetto thugs in Springfield. She could be Miss July.
That generation is the “Have no fear nor sense generation! ” In my opinion, ’92′ is the last year of old skool respect and understanding. No fear should be used as a motivator for good things to come not proof you have no sense at all.
Sigh* way to stay classy. way to stay classy.
Oh my……I am liking the calendar idea!
Oh my……I am liking the calendar idea!
Nawwwww she does not have a problem, not at all…..
Well would you be upset too if someone tried to serve you a restraining order????