Police Looking For Suspect In Connection With Shooting At Oregon Insurance CEO’s Home
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No injuries were reported as a result of the attack.
Local authorities in the city of Lake Oswego in Oregon on Wednesday shared an image they said they believe is of the unknown suspect who last week fired several rounds into a home reportedly belonging to the chief executive of SAIF, the state’s workers’ compensation insurance company.
A new update released by Lake Oswego Police said officers first arrived at the scene early Friday following reports of gunshots in the 13000-block of Melrose Place, in the Westlake neighborhood, where they previously said they found damage to the front door of a home by gunfire. No injuries were reported.
Police released an image of the person believed to be the suspect “wearing all dark clothes with a possible hoodie or ski mask, and carrying a light-colored object in his hand.”
The suspect “fired several rounds into the home from close range and left the area on foot,” they said, adding that the suspect likely had a vehicle parked nearby.
Police described Friday’s event as “targeted,” noting that they do not believe there is a wider threat to the community.
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