Reward offered for tips on unsolved murder of Portland Uber driver

PORTLAND, Ore. ( KOIN ) — Crime Stoppers of Oregon is offering cash rewards of up to $2,500 for information on an unsolved murder of a Portland Uber driver in June.

The Portland Police Bureau said 42-year-old Joshua Kelvin, of Aumsville, was shot to death in Southeast Portland on the evening of June 4 . He was working for the rideshare company at the time and his passenger, a teenage boy, was also shot and critically injured.

Police said no suspect or suspects have been found for the shooting that happened near Southeast 130th Place and Southeast Ramona Street.

The investigation is considered ongoing and anyone with information is encouraged to contact police.

Additionally, people with information about the case that could lead to any arrest for the unsolved felony crime can anonymously leave tips for Crime Stoppers of Oregon for a potential reward. Tips can be submitted via the Crime Stoppers of Oregon website or by using the P3 tips app for smartphones or tablets.

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