By Alicia CruzThe Black Urban Times
Natalie Tice, the Millville woman arrested last week for allegedly robbing a bus drive, then kicking out the windows of a police cruiser managed to rack up a lengthy criminal record over the past three-years, The Cumberland News reported.
Tice, 21, of Oakview Apartments, was arrested last Sunday afternoon after a New Jersey Transit bus driver claimed she punched him in the head before robbing him of $48.
The assault and robbery was sparked after the 63-year-old driver attempted to ban Tice from boarding his bus after the rabble rouster had been given the boot from another bus earlier that day after she became rowdy.
Vineland police say Tice turned her venomous wrath on officers trying to process her into the jail as she hurled vituperations and threatened to kill them. At one point, the woman threatened to throw feces at the officers then said she would have an abortion so she could claim she suffered a miscarriage in order to bolster a false claim of police brutality.
Millville police say Tice has become well-acquainted with them in recent years beginning with a simple assault and disorderly conduct charge she was hit with in May 2008, when she was 18 years old.
A second arrest followed in February 2009 in the Holly City at age 19 when she added an eluding police in a motor vehicle charge. Then in May 2009, she was charged with resisting arrest, failure to deliver drugs to police and possession of marijuana.
Two months later, on July 2,2009, just before turning 20 Tice was charged with stabbing a 46-year-old woman in the chest and head during a fight in the 400 block of North 4th Street in Millville.
After the abortion threat, Vineland police took Tice to South Jersey Healthcare-Regional Medical Center, where it was determined she was not pregnant. She has since been charged with robbery and criminal mischief and was being held at the Cumberland County Jail in lieu of $100,000 bail.
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