A man has been charged after reports of a front door being smashed with a large knife and officers being racially abused.
Police were called at 10.39pm on Tuesday June 9 to a report that a man had made threats while holding a large knife on Priors Road in Tadley.
A further report stated that a man had smashed a front door, doorbell, and glass panel on Almswood Road using a large knife.
The police said: “We attended the scene and made an arrest at an address nearby.
“A large knife was seized from the property.”
After the arrest, officers reported being threatened and racially abused.
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Liam Farmer, 29, of Stanfield, Tadley, has since been charged with making threats to kill, possession of a knife blade/sharp pointed article in a public place, criminal damage to property, use of violence to secure entry to premises, use of threatening / abusive / insulting words / behaviour with intent to cause fear of / provoke unlawful violence and racially / religiously aggravated fear / provocation of violence by words / writing / behaviour.
He is due to appear at Basingstoke Magistrates Court on June 11.
