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Officer shoots suspect during Milwaukie investigation

By Andrew Foran,

3 days ago

PORTLAND, Ore. ( KOIN ) — A Milwaukie police officer shot a suspect during an investigation early Monday morning, authorities said.

According to Milwaukie police, just before 1 a.m., officers were involved in a “traffic investigation” on Southeast Oak Street.

During the investigation, officials said that at least one officer fired their gun, hitting a suspect.

The suspect was taken to a nearby hospital, officials said their condition is currently unknown.

The Clackamas County Major Crimes Team and the District Attorney’s Office are processing and breaking down the scene.

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Jhas Miller

2d ago

This is my family friend that got shot. He’s only 21. He didn’t even do anything wrong just was enjoying his Taco Bell. They had the wrong suspect that’s what happened. And the police officer that shot him for no reason is gonna get karma real good. TELL THE TRUTH ON WHAT HAPPENED.

Ladarius Storey

2d ago

Nah, I ain't pulling over... Wrong or right, not tonight Satan!

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