Her handicapped parking decal and oxygen regulator were visible in her vehicle at the time of the stop, the suit claims. 19, 2019, on suspicion of driving impaired, Behringer’s attorneys allege in the lawsuit. Now, she's suing the city, hospital & Ashland PD for violating her rights! /0G0IU20Sub- Ben Crump October 24, 2021Īshland police officer Justin McCreadie stopped 62-year-old Behringer on Oct.
In 2019, Providence Medford Medical Center FORCED Liese Behringer to remove her clothing & complete a catheterization after she was unable to complete a breathalyzer during a traffic stop. “I will be interested to see if more people come forward to say this has happened to them now that this lawsuit’s been brought,” Joy Bertrand, one of the attorneys representing Behringer, told NBC-affiliated KOBI-TV. They accused state agents and law enforcement officers on 10 counts, including battery, assault, excessive force, and inflicting emotional distress, as well as conspiring to violate Behringer’s civil rights. The suit alleges that because Liese Behringer refused to provide a urine sample in front of a male officer, Behringer was stripped and forcibly catheterized in front of that officer, NBC affiliate KOBI5 reports. Behringer’s lawyers claim the hospital took the sample without consent while she shouted, “THIS IS RAPE! THIS IS RAPE!”Īfter the incident, Behringer was billed $1,100.24, her attorneys said in the suit.
Liese Behringer is suing the city of Ashland and Providence Medford Medical Center after she was forcibly catheterized at the facility in 2019.Īn Oregon woman, said to have a disability and post-traumatic stress disorder, is suing the city of Ashland and its police force after she was forced to undergo catheterization.
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