Suspect search brings large police presence to Parkrose Neighborhood, residents told to stay inside

Suspect search brings large police presence to Parkrose Neighborhood, residents told to stay inside
Suspect search brings large police presence to Parkrose Neighborhood, residents told to stay inside
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — There was a large police presence in Northeast Portland on Wednesday night due to a suspect search, authorities said.

According to the Portland Police Bureau, officers are searching for a man who ran from them and into the Parkrose Neighborhood in the 4800 block of Northeast 100th Avenue.

Sergeant Kevin Allen, a spokesperson with PPB, told KOIN 6 News that officers are advising local residents to remain inside while the search is underway.

“There is a pretty large perimeter, which is why it’s taking a lot of officers. Out of an abundance of caution, the sergeant has requested area residents stay inside and keep doors locked. People will hear officers using a PA to call out the suspect. They will be searching with K9s and drones (unless he surrenders),” Allen said.

Further details were not made immediately available. KOIN 6 News crews are on the scene and are working to find out more information.

This is a developing story.


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