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Man wounded in chaotic shooting, crash on Columbia Boulevard

Portland, ORLocal News

A man was shot and wounded while driving along Columbia Boulevard on Friday night, leading to a crash as chaos unfolded in the vicinity. Emergency responders rushed the man to the hospital, where he is currently being treated for his injuries. Witnesses described the scene as chaotic, with police quickly arriving to establish control and conduct an investigation. The shooting occurred east of Northeast Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, an area that has seen increasing concern over public safety.

Local authorities are working to determine the circumstances of the shooting, including any potential motives or suspects involved. This incident adds to the growing list of violent incidents in the community, sparking discussions about the need for enhanced safety measures. As the investigation unfolds, residents are left shaken and concerned about their safety. Community leaders are expected to hold discussions on addressing the root causes of violence in the area.

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