Crimes and Misdeeds Committed
| Crime/Misdeed | Detail |
|---|---|
| Domestic abuse | Girlfriend Larraine Rossiter. |
| Assault | Placed on probation for assault with instructions to undergo anger management |
| Career deception | Lied about getting his MBA. |
| Theft | Bianca's tank top that had Miranda's DNA so it wouldn't be tested against Ethan Cambias' blood type and so that Ryan could keep the Cambias fortune. |
| Poisoned | Greenlee with an anti-psychosis drug when she was his sister-in-law. |
| Domestic abuse | Slapped Maggie Stone during an argument. |
| Assault | Bobby Warner. |
| Murder | Edmund Grey. |
| Murder | His brother, Braden Lavery. |
| Murder | Steve, a bodyguard hired to protect Greenlee and Lily. |
| Kidnapping | Greenlee and Lily (and later Kendall) and forced them into a cave. |
| Hostages | Held Greenlee, Kendall and Lily at gunpoint and forced them into a mine where he locked them behind an iron gate. |
| Kidnapping | Arrested for the kidnapping of Adam Chandler III. Later proved innocent. |
| Killed | Shot and killed Terry McDermott while defending Lily. |
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