Teh Daily Squeak

she assaulted her victim last November, sources say. Public records
arrived at Frisch’s home that night—and were warned by police to stage

on any claim that Frisch was “justified” in her assault of a victim in

of pepper spray, in connection with the attack. Last month, she declined
behind bars. “The only acceptable offer,” Frisch blogged today, quoting


the ‘John Henry.’ Aftertanking up, Frisch left the establishment at around

victim, who had been friends with Frisch before the attack, confronted
Frisch assaulted the victim in the tussle, according to the victim’s later
petition for a restraining order (with which Frisch was served last Dec. 5th).

Before long, Frisch was face-to-face with a police officer. “I do not
details of what transpired in the 15 (30?) minutes between leaving the

Unsurprisingly, the officer readily saw that Frisch was “inebriated.” Police

her. The victim fled and contacted police, who arrived on the scene
Frisch’s condition, given the enormous response, as seen in EMS/Fire Logs































Sheriff’s Office to “stag[e] well away from the scene.”)

arraigned Frisch on criminal charges on December 9.

ramifications. She is charged, in part, under Oregon Revised Statute
stun gun, tear gas weapon, mace, tear gas, pepper mace or any similar
recklessly. Given Frisch’s inebriation and behavior—which was disturbing
Frisch’s actions that night were anything short of “reckless.” (Golly, as
libation!)

consequences for her actions.
It’s enough to make one pity her poor public defender.