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   PORTLAND, Ore. — A 29-year-old man is facing sodomy, rape and kidnapping   
   charges after police say he sexually assaulted a woman inside a Portland home   
   Sunday night.   
      
   Officers were called to the MAX platform at East Burnside and 122nd Avenue   
   when two men were holding down another man after some sort of crime. Police   
   found out moments earlier that the suspect had broken into a person's home and   
   sexually assaulted a    
   young woman.   
      
   Sean Leon Lacy, Jr. is facing kidnapping, rape, sodomy, unlawful penetration   
   and burglary charges.   
      
   One woman on the 122nd Avenue MAX platform said she sees Lacy on the train   
   frequently and always got a creepy vibe from him. She says she talked to the   
   suspect Sunday afternoon when she noticed him following her off the MAX. When   
   she confronted him, she    
   said he tried to get her number and then tried to find out where she lived.   
      
   "I was like no, and he was really persistent about going where I was going,"   
   said Soller. "Hairs on my neck were sticking up cuz he was kind of weird,   
   creeping me out."   
      
   When Delisa Peterson saw Lacy's mug shot, her reaction was the same. She says   
   he also tried to get too personal with her.   
      
   "He's definitely tried to get my phone number at least twice," she said.   
   "There's definitely something off about him that I've tried to stay clear.   
   It's just that gut feeling."   
      
   Lacy was arrested earlier this year following a standoff situation in   
   Greshamon charges of assault, strangulation, burglary and meth possession.   
   Those charges were dismissed, but he has other prior charges for criminal   
   trespassing, robbery, assault,    
   harassment and theft for which he was convicted.   
      
   Soller and Peterson followed their instincts.   
      
   "I have a pretty good feeling with most people and really glad I never spoke   
   to him or gave him my number," said Peterson.   
      
   "It explains kind of why he was so persistent about going with me wherever I   
   was going or wanting me to go with him somewhere," said Soller.   
      
   From Portland Police:   
      
   Anyone with information about Lacy is asked to contact Detective Jason   
   Christensen at 503-823-0894, jchristensen@portlandoregon.gov.   
      
   Stranger-to-stranger sexual assaults fortunately are a rare occurrence.   
      
   The Portland Police Bureau collaborates with government agencies and community   
   organizations that provide access to advocacy services to victims of sexual   
   assaults.   
      
   A victim may be accompanied by a sexual assault advocate or other appropriate   
   support person during the reporting process and/or criminal investigation.   
      
   Multnomah County Victims' Assistance Program: Provides support during the   
   reporting of sexual assaults and referrals to victim services and resources:   
   503-988-3270.   
      
   Call to Safety (formerly the Portland Women's Crisis Line): Provides access to   
   advocacy services, including confidential peer support, information and   
   referrals to community resources. 24 hour crisis line: 503-235-5333,   
   1-888-235-5333, or https://   
   calltosafety.org/   
      
   Project UNICA (Proyecto UNICA): Provides access to advocacy services for   
   Spanish-speaking survivors of domestic and sexual violence. 24 hour crisis   
   line: 503-232-4448, or 1-888-232-4448.   
      
   Additionally, the Portland Police Bureau Strength programs provide free   
   self-defense classes and personal safety workshops to people around the   
   Portland area.   
      
      
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