Man pleads not guilty in alleged North Portland assault on woman serving eviction notice
Anthony Craig Hardy pleaded not guilty to an alleged assault on a woman serving an eviction notice in North Portland. Hardy reportedly claimed ownership of the business receiving the notice. The allegations were detailed in a court affidavit.
Anthony Craig Hardy claimed he owned the business the victim was serving the eviction notice to, according to an affidavit.
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