Recently, Australia startled a crazy man, and as soon as someone annoyed him, he began to violence, threat, and even the police dared to attack him.
He shouted in the street, "I have AIDS!" And then tried to bite the police and spit at them.
The 42-year-old man, Matthew Charles Summers (Matthew Charles Summers), was fired and blackmailed the company itself for spreading the virus to the top of the company.
The move led to his arrest on February 4th.
Summers appeared in court via a video link to the remand center and pleaded guilty to two assault police, assaults, a damage to property and a accusation in violation of the AVDO Act (Australia`s Anti-Family violence Act) at the Manley District Court on Wednesday.
On Sunday, Feb. 3, police arrest Summers at the home of a close family member, according to the facts submitted by the police. He was then provided with the ADVO bill at 03:05 the following day.
Only 45 minutes after the ADVO bill arrived, police were called to the same house, where Summers insulted and intimidated his family.
He was arrested and taken to the Manley District Court later in the day, where he was granted conditional bail-provided that he was not close to his relatives.
At 03:30, three hours after his release, Summers returned to house, hit a screen door and damaged the frame, according to the fact sheet.
He was subsequently arrested again for violating the AVDO Act and taken to the Manley police station.
There, he complained of chest pain and called an ambulance.
Mr. Summers, who was handcuffed behind his back, shouted, "I have AIDS," Facts Sheets said. When he`s in the station, I`ll infect all of you.
Sam struggled to bite one of the officers as he was caught by two officers.
The police had to put their hands on Summers` head and "press it down to prevent further attempts to bite the police," the fact report said.
Summers also spit at intensive care staff, who have to avoid spitting.
Afterwards, the defendant turned to (a policeman) and spat at him. The sputum fell on his uniform.
Summers` lawer Greg Meakin said his client pleaded guilty to all accusation. He then asked local judge Chris Langley to give Summers bail until he was sentenced in Manley Court on March 28.
Finally, judge approved his bail application, that is, such a person will still be wandering in the street, everyone be careful.
