Kingston police charged a 14-year-old for allegedly attacking staff at a group home.
The outburst happened the evening of Sept. 30, when an incident at a group home lead staff members to try to restrain the 14-year-old.
Police say the teen “shoved, hit, spit and kicked at staff,” and also tried to strike them with a piece of wood studded with nails.
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The incident was reported to Kingston police Oct. 2, when police arrested the youth.
The teen was charged with assault with a weapon, two counts of assault and four counts of breach probation.
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