Police say a Phoenix woman helped prevent a sexual assault earlier this week when she grabbed on to her attacker's genitals.
The alleged attacker, Adrian Lamar Hutson, 21, is on probation and not allowed to have any contact with the woman, whom he is convicted of victimizing in three previous domestic-violence incidents, records show.
Police say Hutson went to the woman's home one recent morning and began undressing her in an attempt to sexually assault her.
The woman was able to fight back by grabbing onto Hutson's genitalia and squeezing until he screamed in pain, police reports said.
Reports state that Hutson then punched her in the head and repeatedly hit, slapped and kicked her.
When the woman made an attempt to call authorities, Hutson ripped the phone wires out of the wall and continued to pull the victim towards him, police said. The woman was eventually able to reach her cell phone and called police.
Hutson fled but returned days later to the scene, where officers arrested him on Thursday, records show.
When questioned by investigators, Hutson told police he went to the woman's home but denied trying to have sex with her and said she attacked him, records show.
Hutson was booked into a Maricopa County jail on suspicion of sexual assault, kidnapping, aggravated assault, aggravated domestic violence, assault and interference with a 911 call, according to police documents. He is being held on a $25,000 bond.
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