Seniors
Robbed In
Downtown
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Suspect Sought In
Four Serious Attacks
Portland Police Bureau Robbery
Detectives, in cooperation with Crime
Stoppers, are asking for your help in
identify ing and apprehending the sus­
pect or suspects responsible for seri­
ously assaulting and then robbing at
least four senior citizens in the Down­
town Portland area, between Decem­
ber 19. 1995 and February 6, 1996.
The victims to date have included
three white males, ages 73, 77, and
8 1 years, and one white female, 74
years o f age
The first two robberies occurred
on SW Harrison Street. One on
December 19, 1995 at approximate­
ly noon, in the 100 block. And the
second on January I, 1996, at ap­
proximately 2:30 in the afternoon, in
the 200 block.
The third robbery occurred on
January 24, 1996. at approximately
2:00 in the afternoon, in the 1000
block o f SW Broadway.
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The fourth robbery, which in­
volved the female victim, occurred
on February 6, 1996, at approxi­
mately 3:00 in the afternoon, in the
2200 block o f SW Park Place
In the first robbery, the suspect(s)
also stole the rental car the victim
was driving. The vehicle, a silver
1995 Mercury, 4-door sedan, was
later recovered in the 200 block o f
NW 2nd Avenue.
In the third robbery, the victim
observed a white male, 35-40 years
ofage, with brown hair and a "rough"
beard, in the vicinity just prior to
being attacked and robbed. No other
suspect description is available.
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