Cops forced a homeless man to choose between licking a public urinal or going to jail, then tried to cover it up
In Rabago’s plea agreement, he acknowledged that he repeatedly told Ingall, “in an aggressive tone,” that the only way he wasn’t getting arrested was if he licked the urinal. By then, Ramones had arrived on the scene, and Rabago told him to close the door behind him. Then, he repeated his order again.Ingall “reluctantly knelt down before the urinal” and licked it, the plea agreement states. Rabago allowed him to gather his possessions and go, then followed him out of the bathroom.
Both Rabago and Ramones were arrested last April and pleaded not guilty. Megan Kau, Rabago’s attorney, told in April that the officers had been “joking around” when they made a comment about licking a toilet bowl and that the other officer “took it the wrong way.”But Ingall’s family maintained that he was telling the truth. “We know our brother. We know when he lies. We know when he’s being dishonest,” his sister, Mary Ingall, toldIn September, Ramones changed his tune, pleading guilty to a lesser charge of withholding information about a crime, andagainst Rabago in court.
Ramones also said that before the January 2018 incident, he watched Rabago confront another man in the bathroom of a public park, telling him that unless he stuck his head in the toilet, he would be arrested. The man reluctantly agreed, he said.on Monday that Rabago was “very remorseful, which is why he took responsibility.”
Both defendants are slated to be sentenced in February and face fines up to $250,000. Ramones, who reportedly
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