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Lincoln Attack – Ex-Partner Left With Broken Back
Incident: October 2018
Court: Lincoln Crown Court
Sentence: 15 months’ imprisonment suspended for two years
Ryan Christie, from Lingfoot Place, Jordanthorpe, Sheffield, travelled to Lincoln and unexpectedly turned up at the home of his ex-partner, in October 2018.
During the incident, Christie delivered what the court described as an “almighty kick”, leaving her with a fractured spine. The attack caused significant injury and long-term impact.
In court, Christie was sentenced to 15 months in prison, suspended for two years. He was also ordered to complete:
• 30 days of rehabilitation activity
• A Building Better Relationships programme
• A five-year restraining order preventing contact with the victim
He did not receive immediate custody but faces imprisonment if he breaches the order or commits further offences within the suspension period.
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2️⃣ Sheffield Domestic Incident & Assault on Police
Incident: July 10, 2022
Court: Sheffield Crown Court
Police were called to Christie’s flat on Lingfoot Place following noise complaints and reports of a domestic disturbance.
When officers arrived, Christie shut the door on them and refused entry. During the confrontation, he shouted racist abuse from a window and later followed officers while continuing to shout abuse. The court heard this behaviour occurred across multiple occasions.
As a result, Christie was jailed for these offences. (This was a separate case from the Lincoln assault.)
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3️⃣ Police Welfare Check Fracas
Court Hearing: November 11 (Sheffield Crown Court)
In another incident, officers attended Christie’s address after receiving reports of a domestic dispute and concerns for the safety of his partner.
He refused officers entry and sparked a confrontation during what was meant to be a welfare check.
This matter formed part of the broader proceedings relating to his conduct toward police and domestic-related incidents.
