Dizzee Rascal

Musician, 37, snatches device from PA man after being found guilty of assault of ex-fiancee.

After that he just walked off and I didn’t chase after him or anything like that.” Manning said: ““He came out of the court, I was taking his picture, just standing still on the corner. The court heard that the shouting was loud and it alerted the neighbours.

Metropolitan Police set to investigate Dizzee Rascal for smashing camera · The rapper was found guilty of assaulting ex Cassandra Jones, 33, yesterday ...

He continued: 'I was angry, I was angry at times yes. She assaulted me by pushing me and scratching my left arm. If the things you have read have resonated with you, I'd urge you to seek support. 'It is the defendant's evidence and he accepts that he was shouting that day. I now ask for privacy to rebuild and reset. 'He was the aggressor in the situation and the one who was responsible for assaulting Ms Jones that day and certainly not the other way around.' She was erratic. 'Whenever we argued he would always remove himself from the situation and always end it on a funny note where I would end up laughing about something and that would be the end of it.' 'I understand why so many women drop out of the criminal justice system; this has been really traumatic for me. In her testimony in February, Ms Jones described her ex-fiancé as 'a ticking time bomb', explaining that she was calm when he arrived on the doorstep with their daughter as she knew he was in a bad mood and did not want to anger him. As the rapper left the Wimbledon Magistrates' Court, he ripped a camera from a PA Media photographer and hurled it into the road, smashing the device to pieces 'I hope I can now move on with my life.

The grime artist, 37, whose real name is Dylan Mills, has been found guilty of attacking Cassandra Jones by pressing his forehead against hers and pushing her ...

His seventh studio album E3 AF, which refers to his east London postcode and African heritage, is due out on October 30. She added he was “abusive and aggressive” and “assaulted her as outlined by the Crown”. Mills, who had two children with Ms Jones before they split up in February 2021, was said to have “barged” into the home, banged his head on a fridge three times while holding his son and began “screaming and shouting” at Ms Jones and her mother Dawn Kirk.

The grime artist, 37, whose real name is Dylan Mills, hurled the camera across the road outside Wimbledon Magistrates' Court, just moments after a verdict of ...

A judge was told how when they arrived, Mills said “I’m the aggressor”, but later gave a prepared statement in a police interview, denying the allegations and claimed he had been assaulted by Ms Jones. Mills, who had two children with Ms Jones before they split up in February 2021, was said to have “barged” into the home, banged his head on a fridge three times while holding his son and began “screaming and shouting” at Ms Jones and her mother, Dawn Kirk. The court heard how Ms Jones began filming him, but he took her phone from her and then took Ms Kirk’s phone, and his shouting became so loud that it alerted two neighbours and police were called.

The grime artist has been found guilty of assaulting his ex-fiancee during a dispute over contact with his children and finances.

His seventh studio album E3 AF, which refers to his east London postcode and African heritage, is due out on October 30. She added he was “abusive and aggressive” and “assaulted her as outlined by the Crown”. Mills, who had two children with Ms Jones before they split up in February 2021, was said to have “barged” into the home, banged his head on a fridge three times while holding his son and began “screaming and shouting” at Ms Jones and her mother Dawn Kirk.

The grime artist, 37, whose real name is Dylan Mills, hurled the camera across the road outside Wimbledon Magistrates' Court, just moments after a verdict of ...

A judge was told how when they arrived, Mills said “I’m the aggressor”, but later gave a prepared statement in a police interview, denying the allegations and claimed he had been assaulted by Ms Jones. Mills, who had two children with Ms Jones before they split up in February 2021, was said to have “barged” into the home, banged his head on a fridge three times while holding his son and began “screaming and shouting” at Ms Jones and her mother, Dawn Kirk. The court heard how Ms Jones began filming him, but he took her phone from her and then took Ms Kirk’s phone, and his shouting became so loud that it alerted two neighbours and police were called.

The chart-topping musician was found guilty of assaulting his ex-fiancée during a dispute over contact with his children and finances.

If you, or someone you know, is in immediate danger, call 999 and ask for the police. His seventh studio album E3 AF, is due out on 30 October. A judge was told how when the police arrived, Mills said “I’m the aggressor”, but later gave a prepared statement in a police interview, denying the allegations and claimed he had been assaulted by Ms Jones.

The incident took place after the Bonkers rapper - real name Dylan Mills - was found guilty of assaulting his ex-fiancee Cassandra Jones.

I now ask for privacy to rebuild and reset. ‘This verdict shows that wealth and status cannot be used to silence women. ‘None of this has been easy. I understand why so many women drop out of the criminal justice system; this has been really traumatic for me. ‘In the video, a camera is knocked from the hands of a photojournalist and is then thrown across the road. As he left Wimbledon Magistrates’ Court on Monday, Mills was filmed confronting a photographer, grabbing his camera and throwing it into the road causing it to smash.