PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - A bicycle thief who partially disemboweled a Portland man has been sentenced to 17 years and four months in prison.
The Oregonian reports (https://bit.ly/1yEu5tv ) Andrey Khukhryanskiy was given the sentence on Friday. A jury two months ago convicted the 26-year-old Khukhryanskiy (’kooka-RAHN-ski’) on ten counts, including robbery and first-degree assault for slashing open the other man’s abdomen, causing his intestines to spill out.
Prosecutors said Khukhryanskiy was stealing a bike in June 2014 when the victim, Robert Farris, confronted him. Khukhryanskiy then bashed open another man’s head so brutally it required staples to close.
Prosecutors said he was on a meth-fueled rampage and has a history of drug abuse, violence and a diagnosis of personality disorder.
Khukhryanskiy’s attorney said his client was abandoned and abused as a child.
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