DULUTH -- The man who received international notoriety when he was convicted of having sex with a dead deer is in trouble with the law again. Bryan James Hathaway, 25, current address unknown, was arraigned Wednesday in State District Court in Duluth charged with four crimes - including assaulting a female police officer - during an incident at the Hermantown Walmart on Monday night. Hathaway is charged with the fourth-degree assault of Officer Kody Vedder, obstructing legal process, fleeing on foot and receiving stolen property. Hathaway was convicted of having sex with a dead deer that he found while biking in Superior, Wis. He pleaded no contest to a charge of sexual gratification with an animal. In , Hathaway pleaded no contest to a felony animal mistreatment charge in connection with the shooting of an Arabian horse in Wisconsin.

The Duluth-Superior man who received international notoriety when he was convicted of having sex with a dead deer for sexual gratification is in trouble with the law again. Bryan James Hathaway, 25, current address unknown, was arraigned Wednesday in St. Louis County District Court in Duluth charged with four crimes — including assaulting a police officer — during an incident at the Hermantown Walmart on Monday night. Hathaway is charged with the fourth-degree assault of officer Kody Vedder, obstructing legal process, fleeing on foot and receiving stolen property. He also has a pending probation violation hearing in Chisago County for a theft conviction.

By Snejana Farberov. A man from Superior, Wisconsin, who gained international notoriety after being convicted in of molesting the carcass of a dead deer was arrested this week for allegedly assaulting a female police officer. Bryan James Hathaway, 25, was arraigned Wednesday on four charges stemming from an incident that took place at the Hermantown Walmart on Monday night.

A Superior man convicted of having sexual contact with a deer carcass is back in jail for a probation violation. Bryan Hathaway, 22, is accused of violating his probation when he entered the large-animal barn during the Head of the Lakes Fair on Friday, according to a report filed by Superior Police Sgt. Chris Kirchoff. They told the police sergeant they had been approached by a woman who told them she saw Hathaway in the animal barn "staring at a cow" from behind a poster board, the report states.