HE STABBED A WOMAN AT A PACKED PORTLAND BAR — NOW SHE IS SUING FOR $20 MILLION!

[00:00:00]A woman just trying to leave a crowded Portland bar on a Friday night, a stranger who shoved her, then pulled a knife.

[00:00:08]And a $20 million lawsuit that could change how every bar in Oregon handles [music] your safety.

[00:00:14]This is the Riverpig Saloon stabbing, and the story is far from over.

[00:00:19]It was December 20th, 2025.

[00:00:23]The Riverpig Saloon in Portland's Pearl District was packed wall-to-wall.

[00:00:28]Christmas was just 5 days away.

[00:00:31]Faith Dunham and her friends were trying to squeeze their way toward the exit when a man, later identified as 33-year-old Tony O'Neal Taylor Jr., shoved her as she passed.

[00:00:42]She shoved back.

[00:00:45]That split-second decision triggered something nobody in that bar was prepared for.

[00:00:50]Taylor turned, looked her dead in the eyes, and started yelling, not once, but repeatedly, "Do you want to get sliced?

[00:00:58]Do you want to get sliced?"

[00:01:01]This was not a hidden threat. This was not a quick flash of violence.

[00:01:06]This was a man announcing exactly what he was about to do in a crowded bar, and then doing it.

[00:01:14]Check out the full-length video on our channel.