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Man arrested after stealing delivery van and ramming police car in Beaverton

Portland, ORLocal News

In a notable incident, Beaverton Police apprehended a man after he stole a delivery van and rammed a police vehicle. The suspect, Forrest Lee Guayante, is now in custody, with police highlighting the need for heightened vigilance against vehicle thefts in the area. Eyewitness accounts describe the chaotic atmosphere during the police response, underscoring the urgency of public safety measures. The incident raises important questions about crime prevention and the effectiveness of law enforcement strategies in Beaverton. Authorities are urging residents to remain alert and report any suspicious activities to help combat rising vehicle theft rates.

The police department is committed to addressing these concerns and ensuring community safety. As investigations continue, officials are expected to release more information on the case and any potential charges. This event serves as a reminder of the persistent challenges that communities face regarding crime and the importance of collaborative efforts to enhance public safety.

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