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The St. Johns Review * #21 OCT. 16, 2015 * Page 7
POLICE & FIRE REPORTS
DETECTIVES CONDUCT A
DEATH INVESTIGATION IN
NORTH PORTLAND
News Release Portland Police Bureau
Posted October 5th, 2015 8:36 PM
On Monday October 5, 2015, at
7:22 p.m., North Precinct officers
responded to the 5500 block of
North Columbia Court to conduct
a welfare check of man found
bleeding outside a building. Of-
ficers and medical personnel ar-
rived and located the male victim
suffering from traumatic injuries.
Medical personnel were unable
to save the man and he died at
the scene. The victim has been
identified as 33-year-old Gerardo
Granados-Marin. The Medical
Examiner determined that he suf-
fered multiple sharp force injuries
and ruled his death a homicide.
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THREE ARRESTED, THREE
GUNS SEIZED
News Release Portland Police Bureau
Posted October 5th, 2015 5:22 PM
On Saturday October 3, 2015,
at 5:39 p.m., Gang Enforcement
Team (GET) and Transit Police
Division officers were patrolling
the area of Woodlawn Park in
Northeast Portland when they
contacted the occupants of a car
parked at Northeast Claremont
Avenue and Dekum Street. As of-
ficers were walking up to the car
they heard the sound of metal hit-
ting the sidewalk. Concerned that
someone in the car dropped a gun
out of the vehicle; officers took
cover and ordered the occupants
out of the vehicle at gunpoint.
Three young men exited the ve-
hicle and were taken into custody
without incident. During a search,
one of the men (18-year-old Le-
ontrell Robert Mitchell) had a gun
in his possession. Officers then
approached the vehicle and noted
two handguns lying outside the
passenger side door. 18-year-old
Marshall Charles Richmond Jr.
was booked into the Multnomah
County Jail on charges of Felon
in Possession of a Firearm, Pos-
session of a Loaded Firearm and
Unlawful Possession of a Fire-
arm. 18-year-old Timothy Wayne
Wilson was booked into the Mult-
nomah County Jail on charges of
Felon in Possession of a Firearm
(two counts), Unlawful Posses-
sion of a Firearm (two counts),
and Possession of a Loaded Fire-
arm (two counts). Mitchell was
booked into the Multnomah Coun-
ty Jail on charges of Unlawful Pos-
session of a Firearm and Posses-
sion of a Loaded Firearm.
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SHOOTING AT GANG-RE-
LATED PARTY ON HAYDEN
ISLAND - TWO GUNSHOT
VICTIMS
News Release from Portland Police Bureau
Posted October 4th, 2015 9:19 AM
On Sunday October 4, 2015, at
12:08 a.m., North Precinct and
Gang Enforcement Team (GET)
officers responded to the report of
a shooting with multiple victims at
the Red Lion Jantzen Beach Ho-
tel, located at 909 North Hayden
Island Drive. Two victims were
injured. Both female victims were
transported to Portland hospitals
for treatment and are expected to
survive. The suspect or suspects
fired multiple rounds from outside
the hotel, striking the building nu-
merous times. Five hotel rooms
were determined to be part of the
crime scene. Preliminary informa-
tion indicates that there was a large
group of gang members and asso-
ciates at the hotel for a party. The
suspect was outside the hotel and
fired several shots before fleeing
Business and Service Directory
the area. Several vehicles left the
scene but at this time there is no
specific suspect information. Of-
ficers have received unconfirmed
information of additional victims
that may have left the scene. Of-
ficers entered the hotel and found
evidence of a shooting and several
rooms impacted by gunfire. Ad-
ditional officers from Central and
East Precincts, as well as the Air
Support Unit responded to assist
with the investigation. Anyone
with non-emergency information
about this shooting is asked to call
the Police Non-Emergency Line at
503-823-3333.
The Tactical Operations Divi-
sion is continuing to investigate
several incidents of gun violence
citywide. Anyone with informa-
tion about gun crimes in the City
of Portland is encouraged to pro-
vide information to the Portland
Police Bureau’s Tactical Opera-
tions Division at 503-823-4106
or email information to gangs@
portlandoregon.gov. Information
learned from social media sites
such as Facebook, Twitter or You-
Tube should be shared with inves-
tigators as these tips may lead to
the identification of a suspect or
suspects. The Portland Police Bu-
reau works closely with Enough
is Enough PDX, a community-led
campaign aimed at encouraging
people to take a stand against
gang violence in the area. For
more information about Enough
is Enough PDX and how you can
get involved, please visit https://
www.facebook.com/EnoughIsE-
noughPDX
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GANG-RELATED SHOOT-
ING OVERNIGHT LLOYD
DISTRICT
News Release from Portland Police Bureau
Posted October 4th, 2015 8:57 AM
On Sunday October 4, 2015, at
1:04 a.m., North Precinct and
Gang Enforcement Team (GET)
officers responded to Northeast
19th Avenue and Broadway on the
report of a disturbance and shoot-
ing. Officers arrived in the area
and located evidence of gunfire,
including damage to an apartment
building and a parked vehicle. Nu-
merous witnesses reported hear-
ing multiple gunshots and hearing
cars speed out of the area. Based
on information learned at the
scene, GET officers assumed con-
trol of the investigation. Anyone
with non-emergency information
about this shooting is asked to call
the Police Non-Emergency Line
at 503-823-3333, reference case
#15-344016. The Tactical Opera-
tions Division is continuing to in-
vestigate several incidents of gun
violence citywide.
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CHILD STRUCK ON NORTH
LOMBARD STREET
News Release from Portland Police Bureau
Posted October 2nd, 2015 12:13 PM
On Friday October 2, 2015, at
8:24 a.m., North Precinct officers
responded to the report of a child
struck by a driver in a vehicle in
the 3200 block of North Lombard
Street. Officers and medical per-
sonnel arrived and began treat-
ing the child, estimated to be an
11-year-old girl. The child was
been transported to a Portland hos-
pital with traumatic injuries. The
involved driver remained at the
scene and is cooperating with in-
vestigators. The Traffic Division’s
Major Crash Team is responding
to conduct an investigation.
The injured child remains at a
Portland hospital and is expected
to survive her injuries. Investiga-
tors learned that the child got off
of an eastbound TriMet bus and
ran northbound across Lombard
where she was hit by a westbound
driver who was unable to stop in
time. No citations have been is-
sued and the case remains under
investigation.
Police & Fire Reports
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