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Daughter of man shot outside Islamic School of Portland calls for 'justice'

Portland, ORLocal News

Amineh Zakarneh is publicly advocating for justice after her father, Michael Zakarneh, was shot outside the Islamic School of Portland. Currently recovering in the hospital, Michael's family is appealing to the community for support as they navigate the fallout from this violent act. The shooting has not only impacted the Zakarneh family but has also raised alarm about safety in the neighborhood, prompting discussions about the need for enhanced community protection. Amineh has implored anyone with details about the incident to step forward and assist in the investigation. This situation highlights the broader issues of violence and public safety that resonate deeply within Portland.

The family’s plea reflects a desperate search for justice and accountability in light of the trauma inflicted on their lives. By bringing attention to this incident, they hope to foster a sense of solidarity among community members and encourage proactive measures against violence. Ultimately, the Zakarneh family's situation serves as a critical reminder of the ongoing challenges faced by residents in ensuring a safe environment for all.

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