New Year’s Eve Shooting In Portland Leaves One Dead

The Portland Police indicated that a man died in a hotel parking lot in the Sumner Neighborhood after a shooting on New Year’s Eve.

An adult man was found in a hotel parking lot in the 8200 block of Northeast Sandy Boulevard on Tuesday, December 31, 2024, at 5:41 p.m. by Portland Police officers who had responded to reports of a shooting The police news release indicated that the suspect or suspects had left before police arrived, and no immediate arrests were made.

The crime is being investigated by the Portland Police Homicide Unit who asked that anyone who has information about this case and has not already spoken to police contact Detective Sean Macomber at [email protected] 503-823-0404 or Detective Jeff Pontius at [email protected] 503-823-0433. The Portland Police case number 24-333724 should be referenced.

As the investigation continues, roads remain open, but the parking lot is closed as a crime scene.

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