Oklahoma City Police Officer Accused Of Kidnapping, Assault To Appear In Court Wednesday

An Oklahoma City Police officer charged with kidnapping and assaulting a woman will go before a McClain County judge on Wednesday morning.

Ryan Stark is accused of driving the victim to his Blanchard home last month, where court documents say he beat, raped and threatened her.

A probable cause affidavit alleges that Stark drove a woman in his patrol car back to his house, where she says she was assaulted.

Documents state that the woman had to be treated at a hospital for her injuries.

According to police, the woman said she had been in a relationship with Stark.

According to the affidavit, Stark brought the woman to his house and tried to take her phone. It then says she tried to escape to the car, but the woman alleges Stark accelerated the car, breaking her foot on the garage door.

The woman also claims she was "held against her will" and that Stark put a gun to her head, threatening to kill her.

The woman alleges that she was sexually assaulted inside the home.

He's charged with domestic assault and battery, first-degree rape, threatening to perform an act of violence, kidnapping, use of a firearm while committing a felony and disrupting or preventing an emergency phone call, according to the McClain County Sheriff's Office inmate booking page.

Stark has pleaded not guilty to his charges.

OCPD said Stark is on paid administrative leave.

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