Sheriff's deputy in Oregon shot multiple times while trying to detain suspect
OR shooter was found dead by a SWAT team
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A sheriff's deputy was shot multiple times while trying to detain a person at an apartment complex in a southwestern suburb of Portland, Oregon, officials said Wednesday.
Deputies with the Washington County Sheriff's Office were serving a civil eviction at the apartments in Tualatin at about 9:30 a.m., said Washington County Sheriff spokesperson Anel Ceric. Deputies told dispatchers they were attempting to detain a person and that the person opened fire on them at around 10:20 a.m., Ceric said.
The deputy, whose name hasn't been released, was flown to a hospital and was in critical condition as of Wednesday afternoon, Ceric said.
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At least one deputy fired back at the person who opened fire, but Ceric said he didn't know if the person was hit.
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The person was found dead in the apartment around 12:30 p.m. by a SWAT team that did not shoot the person, he said. The person's name and how they died hasn't been released.