Oberle
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I just couldn't resist sharing a testicle-grabbing story that included this guy's mug. Feel sorry for the deputy, he apparently pulled out a lot of her hair.
http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/..._grabs.html#incart_most-read_portland_article
A Multnomah County corrections deputy grabbed onto an inmate's testicles and squeezed them in an attempt to break the inmate's hold on her hair as he kept pulling it and shaking her head in the booking area of the downtown Portland jail, according to reports filed in court Thursday afternoon.
Portland police had called the jail ahead of time on June 13, saying they were bringing a "combative inmate'' into custody and would need help removing him from a patrol car.
At 7:49 a.m., police arrived, and four deputies and a sheriff's sergeant went to the jail's carport to remove Richard Ryan Hanley, 36, from the police car. They noticed Hanley kicking and yelling in the back seat. Two deputies pulled him by his arms out of the car, and one put a spit sock over Hanley's head, and then escorted him into the jail.
But once in the booking area, Hanley struggled with the deputies attempting to search him, according to sheriff's deputies. Two deputies pushed Hanley's body against the booking counter, and he began slamming his head on the counter, according to the sheriff's office. One deputy tried to hold his head to keep him from hurting himself.
Sheriff's Deputy Jennifer Keating bent down to remove Hanley's shoes as two other deputies held Hanley by the booking counter. Keating ordered Hanley to lift his leg up so she could remove his shoe but he wouldn't, according to her report.
"I put my knuckle on the back side of his left knee hoping I could get the leg to bend and get his foot up, but he still wouldn't lift his foot up,'' she wrote.
Hanley, who was handcuffed, then grabbed Keating's hair with both his hands and began "pulling it and shaking my head,'' she wrote in a report.
"I then took my right hand and reached for his testicles and began squeezing and twisting, and he still did not let go of my hair,'' Keating wrote in a report.
Jail intake Sgt. Steven Nicholson struck Hanley several times in the back with a closed fist and then stunned Hanley's back with a Taser, according to sheriff's reports. With the Taser strike, Hanley let go of Keating's hair and was lowered to the ground.
Several deputies wrote in their reports that Hanley had pulled out large clumps of Keating's hair.
Portland police had arrested Hanley in connection with a street assault that occurred on Southeast Franklin Street and 28th Avenue. Hanley, described as homeless, was accused of shoving his ex-girlfriend into a fence, and swinging an eight inch-long metal chain at another man who was with his ex-girlfriend, according to police reports. Hanley also had put a fixed-blade knife to his own throat, threatening to kill himself in front of his ex-girlfriend, police said.
He was being booked on allegations of fourth-degree assault, unlawful use of a weapon, felon in possession of a restricted weapon and harassment when the alleged scuffle with jail deputies occurred.
Deputies filed an added charge against the man - attempted assault of an officer.
Once he was booked, other deputies attempted to talk to Hanley but he refused. They noticed Hanley had a golf ball-sized red lump on the right side of his stomach, and a nurse suggested he be taken to the hospital. The nurse said Hanley may have suffered a broken rib, according to sheriff's reports.
Sherif'fs deputies said they asked Hanley how he had sustained that lump, and he told them he had been hit by a car somewhere in Portland earlier. Police, though, said Hanley never mentioned getting hit by a car.
On Thursday afternoon, Hanley pleaded not guilty to the attempted assault on an officer in Multnomah County Circuit Court. He remains in custody at the downtown jail.
At the time of his June 13 arrest, Hanley was on abscond status from his probation supervision stemming from a domestic violence-related assault and strangulation conviction. He has six prior felony convictions and seven misdemeanors, according to court records.
Portland police had called the jail ahead of time on June 13, saying they were bringing a "combative inmate'' into custody and would need help removing him from a patrol car.
At 7:49 a.m., police arrived, and four deputies and a sheriff's sergeant went to the jail's carport to remove Richard Ryan Hanley, 36, from the police car. They noticed Hanley kicking and yelling in the back seat. Two deputies pulled him by his arms out of the car, and one put a spit sock over Hanley's head, and then escorted him into the jail.
But once in the booking area, Hanley struggled with the deputies attempting to search him, according to sheriff's deputies. Two deputies pushed Hanley's body against the booking counter, and he began slamming his head on the counter, according to the sheriff's office. One deputy tried to hold his head to keep him from hurting himself.
Sheriff's Deputy Jennifer Keating bent down to remove Hanley's shoes as two other deputies held Hanley by the booking counter. Keating ordered Hanley to lift his leg up so she could remove his shoe but he wouldn't, according to her report.
"I put my knuckle on the back side of his left knee hoping I could get the leg to bend and get his foot up, but he still wouldn't lift his foot up,'' she wrote.
Hanley, who was handcuffed, then grabbed Keating's hair with both his hands and began "pulling it and shaking my head,'' she wrote in a report.
"I then took my right hand and reached for his testicles and began squeezing and twisting, and he still did not let go of my hair,'' Keating wrote in a report.
Jail intake Sgt. Steven Nicholson struck Hanley several times in the back with a closed fist and then stunned Hanley's back with a Taser, according to sheriff's reports. With the Taser strike, Hanley let go of Keating's hair and was lowered to the ground.
Several deputies wrote in their reports that Hanley had pulled out large clumps of Keating's hair.
Portland police had arrested Hanley in connection with a street assault that occurred on Southeast Franklin Street and 28th Avenue. Hanley, described as homeless, was accused of shoving his ex-girlfriend into a fence, and swinging an eight inch-long metal chain at another man who was with his ex-girlfriend, according to police reports. Hanley also had put a fixed-blade knife to his own throat, threatening to kill himself in front of his ex-girlfriend, police said.
He was being booked on allegations of fourth-degree assault, unlawful use of a weapon, felon in possession of a restricted weapon and harassment when the alleged scuffle with jail deputies occurred.
Deputies filed an added charge against the man - attempted assault of an officer.
Once he was booked, other deputies attempted to talk to Hanley but he refused. They noticed Hanley had a golf ball-sized red lump on the right side of his stomach, and a nurse suggested he be taken to the hospital. The nurse said Hanley may have suffered a broken rib, according to sheriff's reports.
Sherif'fs deputies said they asked Hanley how he had sustained that lump, and he told them he had been hit by a car somewhere in Portland earlier. Police, though, said Hanley never mentioned getting hit by a car.
On Thursday afternoon, Hanley pleaded not guilty to the attempted assault on an officer in Multnomah County Circuit Court. He remains in custody at the downtown jail.
At the time of his June 13 arrest, Hanley was on abscond status from his probation supervision stemming from a domestic violence-related assault and strangulation conviction. He has six prior felony convictions and seven misdemeanors, according to court records.
