CourtNews Chandler says he regrets spitting on ex-girlfriend by Fernella Wedderburn 20/09/2023 written by Fernella Wedderburn Updated by Sasha Mehter 20/09/2023 1 min read A+A- Reset Share FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 499 A 34-year-old man who spat on his former partner after she ignored him has apologised, saying he regretted his actions as he would not want someone to do that to his mother, sister or daughter. “It was a stupid act that I did on Sunday. When I did it, I regretted it right away. I never got the chance to apologise to Bernadette. I duh sorry for it when I duh done. I got a daughter, a mother and a sister, and I wouldn’t want that to happen to them. I regret it,” Samuel Dacosta Chandler, of Beckwith Street, St Michael told Magistrate Alison Burke on Tuesday. Chandler had pleaded guilty to assaulting Bernadette Mayers on September 17, 2023. The District ‘A’ Magistrates’ Court heard that the two had been in a relationship which ended but Chandler continuously tried to contact the woman. On the mentioned date, Mayers was in Freedom Park in Bridgetown talking to a man when Chandler walked up and tried to speak with her. She, however, ignored him, following which he spat in her face and walked away, Constable Ralph Rollock disclosed. The incident was reported to police. You Might Be Interested In Crystal Beckles-Holder, 2nd runner up in regional competition Business owners disappointed Police investigate shooting Addressing the court, Chandler accepted that he had spat in the woman’s face but said he was not aggressive. “I was wrong,” he repeated. Magistrate Burke placed him on a bond to keep the peace and be on his best behaviour for the next six months. If he breaches the order, he will have to pay the court $500 forthwith or spend the alternative of one month in prison. “The relationship is over; accept it. Let her go about her business freely,” the magistrate told Chandler as the case ended. Fernella Wedderburn You may also like Gun offender ordered to pay $25 000 in fines 26/04/2025 Murder accused seek magistrate’s removal from case over alleged conflict of interest 26/04/2025 Murder accused pleads not guilty to eight charges 25/04/2025