The court heard Williams shouted expletives in the direction of both the paperwork and the police, who told him to stop swearing.
Ms Hoskins told the court that Williams told police he would “see you c in a few hours” before he exited the station.
“When Williams got outside the station he threw both his phone and the paperwork at the ground, yelling ‘f g dogs’,” she said.
The court heard police remained in the driveway of the station to collect Williams’ property and as he walked back to collect it, police said he was in danger of being prosecuted.