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Man Who Claims He's COVID-19 Positive Spits On Cop; Gets Two Year Jail Sentence Dec 14 2020, 04:40AM EST An Oregon man faces a jail-term of two years for allegedly spitting on a cop after suggesting that he was infected with COVID-19. Daniel Ray Stubblefield, a 36-year-old serial offender with a history of aggravated harassment and menacing, has been battling mental health and alcohol issues. The officer however tested was negative for the virus. “Most of the time, I can’t even remember these things when I’m told what I’ve done,” said Stubblefield to Judge Alison Emerson, during his...
Redmond following reports of an unwanted intruder committing assault. On arrival officers found the intruder intoxicated along with having two warrants out for his arrest in relation to a different offense. Daniel Ray Stubblefield. Image via Facebook. Intentionally blew air and coughed on officer traveling with him At some point, Stubblefield started coughing and spitting at officers claiming to be infected with the novel When back-up officers arrived they placed Stubblefield in a restraint device that had a spit mask. Once in jail staff decided to transport him to St Charles Hospi...
Oregon man is jailed for two years for spitting four times on a 'front-line hero' police officer and claiming he was infected with COVID-19 Daniel Ray Stubblefield, 36, was jailed for two years after spitting on a Bend police officer four times on March 23 The state had issued a stay-at-home order the same day with Class C charges The Redmond resident also had two warrants out for his arrest He pleaded guilty to aggravated harassment and menacing Local attorney said they aren't 'messing' with the lives of 'front-line heroes' Since the arrival of COVID-19 multiple people have been arre...
A Bend man with a long history of criminal convictions will serve more than two years in prison after spitting on a police officer and telling him he was infected with COVID-19. Daniel Ray Stubblefield, 36, was sentenced in Deschutes County Circuit Court on Thursday for aggravated harassment and menacing. As part of his plea deal, three other pending cases against him were dismissed. Stubblefield is diagnosed with schizophrenia and struggles with alcohol addiction, he told the court. The recent cases allege, among other charges, assaulting police officers, punching and biting his brother, scr...