‘He Touched My Pee Pee’: Arrestee Thinks Criminal Trespassing is a Joke (JAIL)

‘He Touched My Pee Pee’: Arrestee Thinks Criminal Trespassing is a Joke (JAIL)

A Portland man found himself in Multnomah County jail after getting arrested for criminal trespassing, a violation he claims is no big deal when compared to his other alleged crimes.

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41 thoughts on “‘He Touched My Pee Pee’: Arrestee Thinks Criminal Trespassing is a Joke (JAIL)

  1. Most addicts know what they Need to do to get clean, just like most obese people know what they need to do to lower their BMI to a medically acceptable level. Addiction, including to junk food, is all about self medicating pain. Mostly emotional pain, but for those cursed with any form of bodily chronic pain they are medicating both.

  2. John acts like hes on the spectrum. Ive worked with a few kids that do the hand shaking thing and they all have autism. Sad to see him in the position hes in

  3. The heroin stories make me very sad because one of my closest friends tried it once and the person he was with had to call the paramedics, who came over right away and brought him back to life, told the girl to leave ASAP before the police arrive, which she did, and he was okay. He showed up to work that morning but vomited in our garbage can in the kitchen, and his boss sent him home. I called him when I got home from work and he told me the truth about what had happened the night before, and I was scared for him and very angry. I told him that if he ever did that again, I would cut him off and end the friendship because I wouldn't allow myself to be put through that – I had stood beside him for about 10 years already with his alcoholism, which would sometimes cause him to be belligerent to me. We had similar upbringings – me the son of a retired Air Force Colonel, and he grew up with a dad in the Navy. We ended up with retired dads who moved to a small town (outside a big city) that is very conservative and no other military base nearby so we were the only kids who moved around a lot. Most of the people in this town had lived there their entire lives, went to elementary, junior high and high school together, plus a lot of them knew each other through church and church related activities. So, it was difficult going to school there. This friend thought I made more friends faster, but that really isn't the case. I also found myself and came into my own in high school, while he was still trying to find himself 2 years after graduation. I moved to Los Angeles at the age of 21 and he followed about 6 to 9 months later. So, when he would get drunk and depressed, he sometimes took it out on me. One such time, he slammed my car door really hard and then shoved me up against my car and he was forced to walk all the way from my friend's house (who we were picking up to go to an underground club) to home (about 8 – 10 miles). At every pay phone he came across, he would call and leave hateful messages on my machine, which I didn't listen to, I ignored them because I knew he would feel sorry about it in the morning. The next morning he asked me to take him to an AA meeting, which I did. I had never been to one but as a friend I wanted to help. Long story short (too late), he resumed his heroin use and moved to San Francisco, then back home to his parents, then to New York, and the phone call I was afraid to get came. His neighbors in his Brooklyn Apartment hadn't seen him in three days and they were worried, so the landlord unlocked the door and they found him with the needle still in his arm – dead. Once I knew he was doing heroin again, I stopped speaking to him. I told him I love him and I will always think of him as one of my best friends but I couldn't be in contact with him as long as he was on heroin. I took his death pretty hard. That was about 30 years ago, and I am just recently beginning to remember all the wonderful things about him and I miss him very much.
    Don't throw your life away over heroin – it isn't worth it. Don't throw your life away for that. Please.

  4. Sam has no idea what she needs to do, I see the fear in her eyes, she is terrified, I hope she makes it to recovery and stays with it, will be for the rest of her life

  5. The gentleman is CLEARLY Autistic. If the folks in the jail had some training on mental health, it would have been obvious! Indeed – the jail employees treated him w/ respect. Shame on them for asking him to contain himself by walking against one wall. WTF?? to walk against the wall

  6. theme song for this show is EPIC and dead-on, lol "just get me ouuuuut JUST GET ME OUUUUUUT!" as the nutcase in the chair laughs on hahaha. the DESPERATION. JAIL SUCKS!!!! MADHOUSE!

  7. Is he just confessing things in front if camera?? He actually said "they took me out of criminal trespassing out of all things I've ever done in my life, can you believe it? Criminal trespassing.. how about extortion, no.. how about blackmail, nooo.. but criminal trespassing"

  8. I think he has a severe personality disorder. Makes it hard to get them to feel how you like when you want. Better off to medicate him and some kind of program, and yeah compared to other crimes a trespass is not a big one.

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