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shooting. During the course of this
investigation offi cers learned that
the victim had become involved
in a disturbance and was stabbed.
A friend of the victim was armed
and fi red a round from his gun to
scare off the individuals who had
stabbed the victim. This person lost
control of the fi rearm which was re-
covered by the either the suspect or
individual associated with the sus-
pect. This group fl ed, fi ring another
round from the gun in an unknown
direction. Offi cers continue to in-
vestigate this incident. The victim’s
wounds are non-life-threatening
and he is recovering at an area hos-
pital.
###Original Message###
On February 14, 2015 at 8:39 p.m.,
North Precinct offi cers received a
call stating that an individual had
been shot in the area of N.E. Ma-
rine Drive and N.E. 2nd Avenue.
Offi cers arrived and located an in-
dividual with a wound consistent
with a gun shot in his back. Offi cers
secured the area, obtained medical
assistance for the injured individ-
ual and began an investigation. As
the investigation developed offi cers
learned that while at least one gun-
shot had been fi red at the incident,
the injuries to the victim may have
been caused by a knife. The vic-
tim, suffering non-life-threatening
wounds, is currently being treated
and investigators hope to gather
more information on the nature of
his wounds shortly. While it is early
in the investigation offi cers do not
believe this incident is gang-relat-
ed. The investigation is still ongo-
ing.
GANG ENFORCEMENT
TEAM RESPONDS TO NE 18
& ROSA PARKS WAY
Portland Police Bureau
On Friday February 13, 2014,
at 3:05 p.m., North Precinct and
Gang Enforcement Team offi cers
responded to the area of Northeast
18th Avenue and Rosa Parks Way
on the report of multiple gunshots
heard in the area. Offi cers arrived
in the area and located damage
from gunfi re to a residence in 6400
Northeast 18th Avenue. Witnesses
described a vehicle stopped on the
corner and a suspect fi ring at the
vehicle. The vehicle sped out of
the area and the suspect ran away
from the scene. The vehicle is de-
scribed as a green smaller car and
the suspect on foot is described as
an African American male in his
late 20s or early 30s, wearing all
black clothing, carrying a gun as
he ran northbound on 17th Avenue
from Highland Street. A gunshot
victim was taken by private vehicle
to Legacy Emanuel Medical Center.
At this point, the victim’s condition
is not known. The Portland Police
Bureau Gang Enforcement Team
and Gun Task Force are continuing
to actively investigate gang and gun
crimes in the City of Portland. Any-
one with information about gang
and/or gun crimes in the City of
Portland is encouraged to provide
information to the Portland Police
Bureau’s Tactical Operations Divi-
sion at (503) 823-4106. Tips on gun
crimes can be emailed to GunTask-
Force@portlandoregon.gov. If you
see a gun crime in progress, call
9-1-1.
ARMED ROBBERY AT
DINER
Portland Police Bureau
February 13th, 2015 9:44 AM
On Thursday February 12, 2015, at
3:56 p.m., North Precinct offi cers
responded to the report of an armed
robbery at Cruise-In Diner, located
at 7731 NE 33rd Drive in the Sun-
derland Neighborhood. Offi cers ar-
rived in the area and spoke to the
employee who told police that the
suspect was armed with a knife and
ordered her to lock herself in the
backroom. The suspect took an un-
disclosed amount of cash then left
the area on foot. Several offi cers
checked the area but did not locate
anyone matching the suspect’s de-
scription. The suspect is described
as an African American male in his
early 30s, 5’11”, wearing a great
sweatshirt and blue jeans. Anyone
with information about this incident
is asked to contact the Robbery De-
tail at (503) 823-0405.
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