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An employee asked Vadim Sakiewicz to leave a local Stop & Shop after he walked in not wearing a mask, state Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal said.
The Polish immigrant “became combative,” then coughed on a second employee who came to help, saying he had COVID-19, Grewal said.
He then resisted arrest, the attorney general said.
Police charged Sakiewicz with aggravated assault on police, making terroristic threats, resisting arrest, obstruction, criminal mischief and violating state coronavirus emergency orders, he said.
Nine years ago, police arrested Sakiewicz on resisting arrest charges, among other counts, after he became belligerent with officers who said they found him “aggressively” roller-blading along the Lake Mohawk Country Club boardwalk while it was crowded with several hundred people on the Fourth of July.
He ended up spending 40 days in jail as a result, records show.
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