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   Incident Report for Case #2017-460207 
   
   Incident Type Arrested Person 
   
   Incident Date 12/22/2017 - 2:16 PM 
   
   Address 627 State St. (Ruby's Salon) 
   
   Arrested Khaled A. Shabani, age 46, Madison 
   
   Suspect was arrested for mayhem and disorderly conduct while armed. 
   
   Victim(s) Male, age 22, Madison ||||| Close Get email notifications on Logan Wroge | Wisconsin State Journal daily! 
   
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   Email notifications are only sent once a day, and only if there are new matching items. ||||| An angry barber allegedly retaliated against a 22-year-old customer by shaving his head down the middle and snipping his ear with scissors, leaving him bloodied. 
   
   He requested a No. 2 on the sides, and an inch taken off the top with scissors, police spokesman Joel Despain said. 
   
   The 22-year-old customer, who wasn't named in the Madison Police Department press release , had gone to the salon to get his hair cut. 
   
   Police arrested 46-year-old Khaled A. Shabani at Ruby's Salon in Madison, Wisconsin, after the alleged incident, which they said occurred on Dec. 22. 
   
   However, his cut soon went south. He claimed Shabani began complaining he was fidgeting and moving his head, and twisted his ear. Then, Shabani allegedly grabbed a "zero" clipper, "snipped" his ear, and shaved a line in his head. 
   
   "[The victim] was starting to bleed when the 'zero' was used to cut a close path down the middle of his head, leaving him looking a bit like Larry from the Three Stooges," Despain said. 
   
   The victim then got up and left, with Shabani allegedly shouting after him, "You want a zero right?" 
   
   The man called police when he got home, and Shabani was arrested on suspicion of mayhem and disorderly conduct while armed. 
   
   "While it is not a crime to give someone a bad haircut, you will get arrested for intentionally snipping their ear with a scissors," Despain said. 
   
   On Wednesday, Shabani pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct, the Wisconsin State Journal reported. The charge is a violation of a county ordinance, not criminal. 
   
   When reached by BuzzFeed News, the Madison Police Department had no further information.
target: – A young man who went for a pre-Christmas haircut got a disorderly one, while his barber got slammed for disorderly conduct, the Wisconsin State Journal reports. Per Madison police spokesman Joel DeSpain, the 22-year-old patron headed over to Ruby's Salon on Friday and asked for an inch off the top and the sides shaved, and his stylist, 46-year-old Khaled A. Shabani, set to work. The police report notes the customer asked for a No. 2 buzzer for the sides and that scissors be used to trim the top. The customer soon realized things were "not going well," however, when Shabani started chastising him for not keeping his head still, which earned him an ear-twisting, per the report. The situation got worse when Shabani allegedly "snipped" his ear with the scissors, drawing blood, and used a "zero" buzzer (which provides the closest cut) to swoop right down the middle of his head. The result? The customer got a buzz that left him "looking a bit like Larry from the Three Stooges," DeSpain says. Which is when the customer says he got up to leave, with Shabani allegedly yelling after him, "You want a zero, right?" Shabani was cited for mayhem and disorderly conduct while armed, which the Journal notes is not a criminal charge but a county ordinance violation. "While it is not a crime to give someone a bad haircut, you will get arrested for intentionally snipping their ear with a scissors," DeSpain says. The customer had another stylist elsewhere shave his head all the way to rid himself of the Stooges look. Per a police report, Shabani told cops the ear-snipping was an accident, but BuzzFeed reports on Yelp reviews that note other bad experiences at the salon, including one ex-patron that says his visit felt like it "[bordered] on assault."