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Woman Charged After Allegedly Throwing Bong Water On Ex-Girlfriend

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 29 May, 2019 07:14 PM

    KINGSTON, Ont. — An Ontario woman who allegedly threw bong water on her ex-girlfriend during an argument has been charged with assault.


    Police in Kingston, Ont., say the incident happened early Tuesday morning, during a gathering at the accused's home.


    They say the argument between the two women escalated, and the accused allegedly punched her ex-girlfriend in the face.


    Investigators say the young woman then spat in her ex' face and soaked her in water from a bong.


    Officers say the 22-year-old accused then called police and reported her own alleged crime.


    She was taken to police headquarters and charged with assault.

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