Redmond O’Neal — the troubled, drug-addicted son of Ryan O’Neal and Farrah Fawcett — viciously sucker-punched a medical professional who tried to help him while he was behind bars! The National ENQUIRER has learned that ex-con O’Neal, who was arrested by the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department on Feb. 13, was in his jail cell April 20 when he started complaining of heart pain. “He kept saying, ‘I need to see the doctor right now! I’m hurting!’” the alleged victim told The ENQUIRER. Read on for details of the Redmond’s latest unhinged incident, and click here for more news of celebrity families in trouble….
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Tatum O’Neal's half-brother remained in his cell, and the healthcare worker tried to talk to him through a 10-by-30-inch window on the cell door. “I wanted to ask him what the problem was, so I put my face near the window because I couldn’t hear him,” the victim said.
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“Suddenly, he just exploded in anger," the victim told The ENQUIRER. "I never expected it. He pushed his fist out [the window] and hit my left eye! He just suddenly punched me!” Stunned, the healthcare worker fell to the floor. A deputy who was nearby helped him back to his feet.
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“The deputy was right there, but I was in shock,” said the source, who suffered bruises and a black eye. “Most inmates are nice when we help them, but
this patient was very different.”
Tatum O’Neal's half-brother remained in his cell, and the healthcare worker tried to talk to him through a 10-by-30-inch window on the cell door. “I wanted to ask him what the problem was, so I put my face near the window because I couldn’t hear him,” the victim said.
“Suddenly, he just exploded in anger," the victim told The ENQUIRER. "I never expected it. He pushed his fist out [the window] and hit my left eye! He just suddenly punched me!” Stunned, the healthcare worker fell to the floor. A deputy who was nearby helped him back to his feet.
“The deputy was right there, but I was in shock,” said the source, who suffered bruises and a black eye. “Most inmates are nice when we help them, but
this patient was very different.”
