PORTLAND, Ore. (KPTV) – A mass shooting in Northeast Portland left five people injured and one person dead Saturday night.
PORTLAND, Ore. (KPTV) – One person died after an officer-involved shooting in southwest Portland Saturday night, according to the Portland Pol…
Police did not confirm if anyone was in custody.
The shooting happened at approximately 8 pm on Northeast 55th Avenue and Northeast Hassalo Street near Normandale Park.
I talked to one neighbor who says she heard 9 gunshots in the direction of Normandale park. We’re still waiting for @PortlandPolice to update the press with information. This scene is complex and will take time for information to come from investigators @fox12oregon
— Connor McCarthy (@conr_mccarthy) February 20, 2022
#UPDATE: TO @PortlandPolice officer on scene confirmed one person is dead and four were shot at Normandale Park @fox12oregon
— Connor McCarthy (@conr_mccarthy) February 20, 2022
A protest was planned at Normandale Park in solidarity with Amir Locke, a 22-year-old black man who was shot by police in Minneapolis earlier this month, at the same time as the shooting.
On Sunday, PPB said a preliminary investigation indicates the shooting began as a confrontation between an armed homeowner and armed protesters.
#UPDATE ON-MASS SHOOTING: @PortlandPolice say their preliminary investigation found the shooting started as a confrontation between an armed protester and an armed neighbor who lives nearby. Confirmed information is still limited at the time @fox12oregon
— Connor McCarthy (@conr_mccarthy) February 20, 2022
CORNELIUS, Ore. (KPTV) – One person was injured, and another was arrested after a shooting early Sunday morning in Cornelius, according to the…
“When a person decides to pick up a gun and use it to threaten, harm, and take away another person’s life, it doesn’t happen in a vacuum. It sends shockwaves across our entire community,” said District Attorney Mike Schmidt. “As your District Attorney, I remain committed to holding perpetrators of violence accountable to the fullest extent of the law.”
“Gun violence is an epidemic and our city is struggling to reign it in. 2022 is on pace to exceed 2021’s horrific record, and I worry our community is becoming numb to this unacceptable level of violence,” said Portland Commissioner Dan Ryan. “For now, I ask everyone to allow the investigation to occur so we can better understand how this happened.”
Police said the scene was extremely chaotic, and several witnesses were uncooperative with officers. It said most people left the scene without speaking to police. Detectives ask that anyone with information or video contact Detective Scott Broughton at [email protected] or (503) 823-3774 or Detective Rico Beniga at [email protected] or (503) 823-0457.
This is developing news. FOX 12 will update this story when more information is available.
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