PORTLAND, Ore. – Homeless individuals who were sick and tired of a man pleasuring himself inside a portable toilet with the door open decided to teach him a lesson he wouldn’t forget. So they snuck up behind the Port-a-Potty and knocked it over, officials said.

It all started around 8 a.m. Thursday at the Eastbank Esplanade at the foot of Portland’s Hawthorne Bridge. Portland police say a 48-year-old homeless man was pleasuring himself inside a Honey Bucket portable toilet with the door wide open.

“(He) was flashing us over and over again, and we asked him multiple times and told him to stop and he wouldn’t,” a homeless woman said. “Our friend thought it would be funny to get up and jump behind the porta-potty and kick it.”

The 48-year-old man, who was covered in fecal matter, was rescued by Portland Fire and Rescue crews. Due to the circumstances, police did not arrest the man.

“Physically, he’s fine but he had a crappy day,” Willie Halliburton with Portland Police told KATU News, adding it was the first incident of its kind in his 27 years of police work.

“Fortunately for him, he had some clothing he could change into and clean himself up later on. It worked out OK.”

 

The individuals who helped tip the toilet left a note on it that reads, “That’s what happens 4 showing your [expletive].”

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