A man punched a kebab shop worker in the face and threatened staff with a knife before launching a vile racist tirade against the police officer who arrested him.
Carlo Jones called the constable a "dirty P**i" and told him to "get back to your own country" during the late night outburst. At the time of the offending the 23-year-old was subject to a community order for damaging a string of parked cars and threatening to cut out the tongue of a witness.
Georgia Donohue, prosecuting, told Swansea Crown Court that at around 11.30pm on March 20 this year the defendant went into a kebab and pizza takeaway on Station Road in Llanelli town centre demanding to see the owner. When he was told the boss was away he tried to force his way into the office at the rear of the premises - as staff struggled to keep him out he punched one of them in the face and tried to gouge his eye. The court heard Jones became increasingly irate and agitated and starting kicking the door to the office and punching the wall before hurling a charity box to the floor.
