A vast literature documents a robust relationship between collective narcissism and outgroup hostility. White was fined a further £450 for possession of the controlled drug or 22 days' imprisonment on failure to pay the fine.Īll fines were payable immediately and the men were granted permission to return to Jersey.Collective narcissism is a defensive belief in ingroup's greatness which is contingent on external validation. Lambert was ordered to pay a further £400 in compensation to the police offer and given a three month sentence for assaulting him, which was suspended for two years.
Lambert and White were each fined £650 for the public disorder offences or 32 days' imprisonment on failure to pay the fines. Guernsey is a welcoming island and you have taken advantage of that," said Judge Perry. Judge Perry gave credit to both men for pleading guilty at the first opportunity and said he had taken account of Lambert’s apology letter and a reference provided by his employer. Judge Perry said: “With friends like these, who needs enemies?”
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Pictured: Lambert assaulted PC Bourgaize at the Weighbridge taxi rank on 6 May.Īdvocate Domaille said the two men are now “back to being good friends". When White was located at St Pierre Park, where he was staying with Lambert, officers arresting White found him to be in possession of Pregabalin, a controlled Class C drug, for which he did not have a prescription.Īdvocate Domaille said that White had been using the prescription medication for a knee injury for several years but that he had been “gifted” the medication by a friend in Guernsey. “Mr Lambert’s apology letter is very full, and he deeply regrets his actions,” said Advocate Domaille. Judge Gary Perry noted that the use of PAVA spray is only permitted when “someone is out of control and the officer is losing control of the situation” and that threshold had been met in this case.Īdvocate Domaille further noted that Lambert had offered a “full apology” to the officers involved and to the court. Pictured: Lambert and White pleaded guilty to all charges and were ordered to pay fines. He said that there has been “no intentional strikes” and the incident was mostly “pushing, pulling and grappling”. Lambert exercised his right to give no comment upon his arrest.ĭuty Advocate David Domaille said that the assault on PC Bourgaize had been at the “lower end” of the scale. A scuffle ensued between Lambert and PC Bourgaize, during which PC Bourgaize discharged his PAVA spray, which incapacitates. Lambert was described as having “reacted with violence” after a police officer, PC Bourgaize, took his cigarette from him. Police attended the scene and subsequently located the two men with Lambert being found at the Weighbridge taxi rank and White at St Pierre Park Hotel.
The “public scuffle and brawl” ended and White and Lambert went their separate ways. Pictured: White was in possession of Pregabalin, a controlled Class C drug. Lambert and White, who are long-term friends, entered into a “heated discussion” outside the Randy Paddle, which escalated into “pushing and shoving”. The co-defendants were in Guernsey over the long weekend at the beginning of May, with the incidents taking place on 6 May. Lambert was also charged with assaulting a police officer, while White was also charged with possession of a controlled drug.īoth men pleaded guilty to the respective charges. Two Jerseymen who were visiting Guernsey for a stag-do have been ordered to pay fines totalling £2,150.Īaron Lambert and Jack White were charged with public disorder for fighting with each other. Judge asks: “With friends like these, who needs enemies?” Saturday
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