Terry
L. Boyd, 52, was arrested on Monday and charged with false
imprisonment, obstructing an officer, disorderly conduct and bail
jumping for two separate incidents where she imprisoned men, one of whom
was her roommate.
The first incident happened around 3:49 a.m. when officers responded to a call from neighbors who heard a loud argument and a man screaming for help.
Officers arrived to see Boyd blocking the entrance. One of the men in the incident threw a set of keys to the cops who then forced their way into the house, according to the Wisconsin Rapids Tribune.
The men told the officers that
the suspect refused to let them leave until one of them had sex with
her. The male victims were rescued but told police they did not want to
press charges, according to the police report.
After the incident, Boyd called the Aspirus Wausau Hospital emergency room, a counseling agency and dispatchers to report that police had “beaten her up."
An ambulance took her to the hospital where she allegedly became combative with medical personnel. She was then arrested on preliminary charges of disorderly conduct.
One of the victims told WAOW-TV that the suspect is not a bad person, but called police because they didn't want anyone to get hurt. Both the man and police say Boyd's medication had recently been changed.
Boyd will appear in court for a review hearing on Sept. 5.
A German man found himself in a similar situation in 2012, when he fled to cops after a woman demanding sex tried to keep him from leaving her home.
The first incident happened around 3:49 a.m. when officers responded to a call from neighbors who heard a loud argument and a man screaming for help.
Officers arrived to see Boyd blocking the entrance. One of the men in the incident threw a set of keys to the cops who then forced their way into the house, according to the Wisconsin Rapids Tribune.
The men told the officers that
the suspect refused to let them leave until one of them had sex with
her. The male victims were rescued but told police they did not want to
press charges, according to the police report.After the incident, Boyd called the Aspirus Wausau Hospital emergency room, a counseling agency and dispatchers to report that police had “beaten her up."
An ambulance took her to the hospital where she allegedly became combative with medical personnel. She was then arrested on preliminary charges of disorderly conduct.
One of the victims told WAOW-TV that the suspect is not a bad person, but called police because they didn't want anyone to get hurt. Both the man and police say Boyd's medication had recently been changed.
Boyd will appear in court for a review hearing on Sept. 5.
A German man found himself in a similar situation in 2012, when he fled to cops after a woman demanding sex tried to keep him from leaving her home.
