Man Sentenced for Assault at Providence Park
A 42-year-old man received a five-year prison sentence following an attack on a security guard this past spring.
Updated on Oct. 10, 2026 in Soccer
A security guard suffered a broken arm and shattered elbow after being assaulted at Providence Park, leading to a five-year prison sentence for his attacker. Police later located 42-year-old Randy Allen Jasper outside a Fred Meyer.
Why it matters
The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns at major local event venues. The court case concluded following a guilty plea entered by the defendant in September.
The court handed down a five-year prison sentence for the assault, which left the victim with a broken arm and shattered elbow. The total prison term is fixed, though no further details on the security guard's recovery or the specific event during which the assault occurred have been released.
The players
Randy Allen Jasper
The 42-year-old individual sentenced to five years in prison for attempted assault.
The details
Randy Allen Jasper pleaded guilty to attempted assault in September for the May 7 incident. Investigators reported that Jasper punched the guard in the head and chest before slamming him onto the pavement at Providence Park. Officers later apprehended the defendant at a Fred Meyer location at 100 NW 20th Place.
Timeline
May 7: The assault occurred at Providence Park.
September 16: Randy Allen Jasper entered a guilty plea.
Beyond the Bridges
This sentencing follows a series of public safety incidents at local sports venues, marking a continuation of strict judicial responses to workplace violence. It underscores the regional focus on safety enforcement at Portland gathering sites.
This case serves as a reminder of the security protocols in place at major venues like Providence Park for all attendees and staff. Residents visiting the area around 100 NW 20th Place or the stadium should remain aware of local security contacts.
The takeaway
The judicial process for this assault has concluded with a five-year prison sentence for the defendant. Public safety remains a priority at local venues, and residents are encouraged to report suspicious activity directly to onsite security personnel.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by KOIN 6 Portland.
