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Dumb attackers tattoo the word ‘RAPEST” into victims forehead after ‘stun-gunning’ his balls

On April 17, a mentally impaired man from Oklahoma City, Stetson Johnson, was held down and subjected to a stun gun shock in his genitals while his assailants forcibly tattooed the word “RAPEST” on his forehead, according to police reports.

The police indicated that the 18-year-old was left for dead after being brutally attacked with baseball bats by the gang.

The horrifying incident took place while Mr. Johnson was visiting his friend Kimberly Vergara, 25, earlier this year in Oklahoma City.

It is believed that a previous boyfriend was displeased with their friendship.

While staying at her home, Vergara reportedly turned on Mr. Johnson and initiated the assault alongside three accomplices: Richard Dellert, 31, Zachary Chase, 31, and Lorena Hodges, 33.

The two women allegedly pressed a stun gun against Mr. Johnson’s genitals and shocked him while the men tattooed him.

He was left with “rapest,” a misspelled version of rapist, inked on his forehead, alongside “I like little boys” tattooed on his chest.

Subsequently, it is claimed that the group bound his hands and struck him around the head and arms with a baseball bat.

Stetson recounted, “It hurt. I was like, ‘Why is this going on? Why is this happening to me?’ They were like, ‘Just shut up.'”

Mr. Johnson, who has learning difficulties, fought against his attackers but failed to break free.

He continued, “‘They just put the tattoo on me. They were like, ‘This is what you’re going to get and you’re going to walk around with this.’

“I tried to push my way off of them, but they just held me down harder,” he told NewsOK.

According to the police, after the tattooing incident, Mr. Johnson was taken to Eagle Lake in Del City.

At that location, the gang allegedly bound his hands with tape and struck him with a baseball bat until he lost consciousness.

Mr. Johnson reported that when he regained consciousness, he managed to stagger to a nearby trailer park where he sought help.

“I walked probably about a mile. I crawled and walked. I thought, ‘I don’t think I’ll be able to survive,'” Johnson shared.

After spending several days in intensive care, he was eventually released from the hospital. Now, Mr. Johnson and his mother, Lucy Ford, are planning to relocate due to concerns over potential attacks.

The four suspects were apprehended and are currently in police custody, with a judge having denied them bail.
Authorities identified Dellert as a tattoo artist known locally as Buddha. During a search in Midwest City, they confiscated four tattoo guns, nine tattoo needles, and 17 bottles of tattoo ink from him.

Detective David Abel of Del City police stated that both women admitted to using the stun gun.

Mr. Johnson has since had the offensive tattoos covered with a barcode design and intends to have them permanently removed in the future.

by Sasha Dubronitz

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