A Florida man, who allegedly attacked a Fort Lauderdale Police officer last weekend, got a painful reminder not to do that again.
According to the officer’s account, 51-year-old Ronald Jeffery Johnson was yelling at medical staff at the Broward Health Medical Center when the officer was called in.
Johnson, a 5′ 8″, 240-pound man, exhibited “intentional, aggressive and physical behavior,” the officer wrote in the August 29 arrest report, according to the New York Post.
Here’s what Johnson looked like before, according to an old mugshot from a previous arrest.
Here’s what he looked like following his arrest last weekend:
“I observed the defendant yelling at medical staff from the opposite side of the registration desk, causing a breach of peace in the waiting room and creating fear in the surrounding patients,” the officer wrote.
“A physical altercation between me and the defendant ensued, where he initially grabbed me in an attempt to fight me, and resisted me from controlling him.”
According to the arrest report, Johnson charged the officer, yelling, “I want to fight you.
The officer also suffered a laceration to his left hand, which required stitches.
Johnson was booked in the Broward Sheriff’s Office Main Jail on charges of aggravated battery on an officer, resisting an officer with violence, assault on an officer and disorderly conduct, according to the Post.
At the time, he was also wanted in Georgia for failure to appear on charges of making terroristic threats.
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