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Portland police are busy investi­
gating four separate shootings in
recent days which left a 40-year-old
dead, and three others injured.
Marcus Deangelo Miller was shot
multiple times on Saturday and died
near Northeast 13th Avenue and
Rosa Parks Way. Police said he had
ties to gangs in the past, but have
yet to determine whether or not his
death was gang-related.
Miller also was a relative to miss­
ing teen Yashanee Vaughn, the lo­
cal girl police believe was murdered
by her teenage boyfriend in March,
but detectives don’t believe the in­
cidents are connected at this time.
A shooting at 12:55 a.m. Satur­
day at the 82nd Avenue Bar and Grill
left Grace Anne Essy, 32, with mul­
tiple leg wounds. Police said she
was shot in the parking lot where
gang associates were present, but
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shooter was described as a light­
skinned black male teen, around 5
foot 10 with a thin build. A person
accompanying him was described
as a dark-skinned black male teen, 5
foot 8 with a thin build.
On M onday, gang detectives
responded to the scene o f a drive-
by shooting that left 23-year-old
Alexander Ray English in critical
condition. It happened ju st after
midnight at a residence in the 7000
block o f North Com m ercial A v­
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Crime Stoppers is offering a cash
Marcus Deangelo Miller
reward o f up to $1,000fo r informa­
don't believe she was the intended tion on any o f the shootings that
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leads to an arrest. Leave a tip online
Another shooting on Saturday at crimestoppersoforegon.com or
took place near Northgate Park at text 823HELP plus your tip and
approximately 2:08 a.m. Officers send it to CRIMES (274637). People
found Gabino Besarra Acosta,20, can also call Crime Stoppers at
shot in the face and shoulders. The 503-823-HELP (4357).
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Child Support offices at Mall 205 in
Portland and in Oregon City and
Tigard on Saturday, June 18 from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m. for help establishing
your child's paternity.
Establishing paternity is very im­
portant — this is about giving your
child access to all the benefits, infor­
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Paternity is the act of establish­
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Usually, this is done at the hospital
at the time of birth. Some parents,
however, miss the hospital oppor­
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During the one day event. Divi­
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A Gresham man has been charged
with aggravated murder stemming from
a disturbance call last month to an apart­
ment in the 17700 block of East Burnside
in which police officers found a woman
in medical distress.
The woman, Barbara Nadine Smalley,
58, later died in the hospital from head
injuries.
At the time of the incident, police also
encountered John Coleman Hardaway
in the apartment, but no other people.
Hardaway was arrested at that time
on a parole detainer. As part of an ongo­
ing investigation he was charged in the
Smalley’s murder.
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A 39-year-old man has been sen­
tenced to 40 years in prison for
taking a 15-year-old girl from Seattle
and forcing her to work as a prosti­
tute in Portland.
U.S. Attorney Dwight Holton
says the case sends a clear message
to others "engaged in this form of
modern-day slavery."
U.S. District Judge Michael
Mosman sentenced James Albert
Jackson on Friday in Portland after
Jackson earlier pleaded guilty to
one count of an indictment charg­
ing him with sex trafficking of a
minor through force.
In September 2008, the girl was
arrested for prostitution. Holton says
she agreed to accept help from police
out of fear Jackson would kill her.