Superior man sentenced for sex assault, resisting officer

A Superior man will spend three years on probation for having sex with a child under the age of 16 and 120 days in jail for struggling with the Superior police officer who arrested him.

Raymond James Myshack, 21, pleaded no contest in Douglas County Circuit Court Tuesday to one felony count of third degree sexual assault and one misdemeanor count of resisting an officer.

Judge George Glonek sentenced Myshack to three years probation for the sex assault charge, with conditions that he undergo a sex offender evaluation and follow recommendations, have no contact with the victim and register as a sex offender. Myshack was sentenced to 120 days in jail for the resisting charge, with Huber release granted for work and community service.

Myshack had sex with the 15-year-old victim numerous times at his Superior home, according to the criminal complaint. When confronted by Sgt. Chris Kirchoff of the Superior Police Department, Myshack tried to walk off then struggled with the officer while attempting to pass something to one of the people he was with. He failed to comply with orders and continued to resist until he was handcuffed.

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