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Oregon shooting: Officer wounded, suspect in custody
1 Jun
Summary
- An officer was shot and wounded while responding to a disturbance.
- The suspect, Bryan Moore, is in custody and surrendered peacefully.
- The mayor called the incident an act of domestic violence.
A shooting incident in Sandy, Oregon, on Sunday, May 31, resulted in multiple fatalities and an officer being wounded.
Responding to a domestic disturbance report near 39500 Evans Street, law enforcement officers exchanged fire with a suspect upon arrival. The wounded officer sustained multiple gunshot wounds and was transported to a hospital, where they are reported to be in stable condition.
The suspect, identified as 38-year-old Bryan Moore, surrendered to authorities without further incident and is now in custody at Clackamas County Jail. He faces charges including murder and kidnapping.
Sandy's Mayor Kathleen Walker characterized the event as domestic violence and emphasized the need for the community to confront deeper societal issues. The incident has deeply shaken the community, prompting calls for mutual support and attention to underlying problems such as domestic violence and untreated trauma.
