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Gresham Police Investigate Early Morning Hit-and-Run on Southeast Stark

Portland, ORLocal News

Gresham Police are currently investigating a hit-and-run incident that occurred early in the morning on Southeast Stark, prompting concerns about local public safety. This incident follows a troubling sequence of events in the area, including a Linn County standoff that tragically ended with the death of a suspect after a vehicle struck a pedestrian. Witnesses reported seeing a vehicle fleeing the scene of the hit-and-run, and police are actively seeking information from the public to help identify the driver. Community members are encouraged to report any details that may assist in the investigation. Law enforcement officials have stressed that such incidents highlight the need for increased vigilance among residents.

The Gresham Police Department is committed to resolving this case and ensuring the safety of the community. As this investigation unfolds, updates will be shared with the public. Authorities remain dedicated to preventing further incidents and maintaining a secure environment for all.

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