THIS is the moment a disgruntled worker smashed up his boss’ Grade II-listed home with a traffic cone in a row over wages. Lucasz Dabrowski, 27, was captured causing carnage at Abrar Mohammed’s house as he ransacked it with the cone and a claw hammer. Lucasz Dabrowski smashed up his boss’ home in a row over wages He also attacked Abrar Mohammed’s car The footage shows him shattering the front bay windows before he entered the home with the road equipment. Dabrowski then hurled the cone through another window before heading back outside to target his boss’ car. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! The yob could be seen attacking the Hyundai i800 – shattering the back windows and leaving a trail of glass on the road. Dabrowski caused £14,000 worth of damage in the attack on May 4 this year. He pleaded guilty to two offences of criminal damage and one count of burglary. Dabrowski also admitted assaulting a police constable after spitting at an officer following his arrest. Dabrowski hurled the cone through a bay window It was the second time he had targeted his former boss He has been jailed for 17 months and handed a two-year restraining order banning him from having any contact with Abrar. Canterbury Crown Court heard he launched the attack after having money docked from his wages. Most read in The Sun Dabrowski was then said to have “lost the plot” over his belief his employer, who was letting him stay at the home, had exploited him. Just a few days earlier on May 1, police were called to the property after receiving a report that windows were being broken from inside the house. His first rampage caused about £5,000 of damage and ended with police having to negotiate with him as he stood on scaffolding outside. After he was arrested and released on bail, he returned three days later and went on the second wrecking spree.
Moment disgruntled worker smashes up boss’ Grade II-listed home & car with TRAFFIC CONE in row over docked wages
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