Man, 32, is charged with SPITTING at several police officers in Sydney's CBD
- 32-year-old man is accused of repeatedly spitting at officers in Sydney's CBD
- Police called to George Street on Wednesday after reports of an altercation
- The man was arrested after allegedly refusing to provide officers with details
- He is then accused of refusing to move on after his identity was established
- Then allegedly spat at multiple officers while in custody at a police station
- Charged with multiple offences including using offensive language in public
A man has been accused of repeatedly spitting at several police officers in Sydney's CBD.
Police were called to a George Street hotel on Wednesday evening after reports of an altercation and stopped a 32-year-old man at the nearby Railway Square.
The man was arrested after refusing to provide them with details and trying to walk away, police claim.
A masked police officer is pictured at Sydney International Airport on Saturday. A man has been accused of repeatedly spitting at multiple police officers after being arrested at Railway Square in the city's CBD
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He allegedly then refused to move on after his identity was established and was arrested again.
Officers say he then repeatedly spat at multiple officers while in custody at Day Street Police Station.
He was charged with using offensive language in public, failing to comply with a direction and not complying with a noticed direction regarding spitting - COVID-19.
He was refused bail to appear in Central Local Court later on Thursday.
The 32-year-old man allegedly spat at officers at a police station after being accused of refusing to move on at Sydney's Railway Square (pictured)
