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Police respond to shooting near Roosevelt High School

Police suspect that someone in a vehicle opened fire and then drove away, colliding with another vehicle.

PORTLAND, Oregon – According to the Portland Police Bureau (PPB), no one was injured in a shooting outside Roosevelt High School early Tuesday afternoon. Several vehicles were damaged.

Officers arrived at the school on North Central Street shortly after noon. According to PPB, they found someone firing a weapon from North Central Street near Roosevelt Baseball Field.

One car was hit by gunfire, and another car appeared to have been struck by the suspect’s vehicle as he drove away from the scene. There were no reports of anyone being hit by gunfire.

PPB’s Enhanced Community Safety Team, one of two gun violence response teams operated by the agency, was notified.


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Last school year, Portland Public Schools struggled with a number of shootings near school campuses, particularly high schools. Several of these shootings near schools resulted in injuries to students. So far this year, there has been no repeat of that violence.

In March 2023, three young men were gunned down near University Park in North Portland, including 19-year-old Isaac Daudi, a twelfth-grader at Roosevelt High School.

This is a developing story and may be updated with more details as they become available.

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