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FOX 12 Source: Sandy PD Officer Shot, Seriously Hurt and at Least 1 Dead After Domestic Disturbance
Police said a domestic disturbance turned into a barricade situation, with multiple agencies responding and the suspect later taken into custody.
- On Sunday evening, a shooting in Sandy, Ore., left at least one person dead and a Sandy Police Department officer seriously injured after authorities responded to a domestic disturbance near Evans Street.
- Sandy Police Chief Patrick Huskey reported that officers arrived at the 39500 block of Evans Street just before 4 p.m., where they immediately came under gunfire and returned fire.
- Neighbors reported hearing rapid gunfire, prompting a massive emergency response as a SWAT team established a perimeter around the residence where the suspect barricaded themselves.
- By Sunday night, the suspect surrendered and was taken into custody, lifting the shelter-in-place order while Sandy Police confirmed the injured officer is stable and expected to survive.
- The Clackamas County Major Crimes Team assumed control of the investigation, as Chief Huskey described the incident as "a traumatic event for our community and the Sandy Police," requesting community support.
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·Portland, United States
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Multiple dead, police officer airlifted after shooting in Sandy neighborhood: 'People are grieving'
Sandy's police chief said an officer suffered multiple gunshot wounds and was taken via Life Flight to the hospital. He did not say how many others are dead or hurt.
·Portland, United States
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