Almost two hours after Ralph Clyde Turner, the suspect in Sunday's double-police shooting was arraigned on 10 counts of aggravated attempted murder, Portland police this afternoon released more information about the incident, identifying for the first time most of the officers who either fired their weapons or were fired on. The bureau also confirms what we reported this morning, that Turner had no previous criminal record in Oregon, and also said he hadn't been a.
Police spokesman Brian Schmautz claims that officers usually use pepper-spray to defend themselves against aggressive dogs. But on October 1, two officers pulled out their guns and shot two Rottweilers in southeast Portland. The incident has stunned nearby residents, especially the dogs' owner, Gerry (last name withheld.) He and his dogs were simply minding their own business when police officers barged into his life. "It just seems like one minute I'm sitting in my living.
First published: December 6 Updated: December 21 Portland police say the officer who shot 27-year-old Isaac L. Seavey on December 6 is Officer Justin Clary, who's been with the Portland Police Bureau (PPB) for 22 years. Clary is assigned to PPB's north precinct. The December 6 incident isn't the first time Clary has killed someone while on duty. In 2012, a grand jury cleared Clary of wrongdoing in the fatal shooting of Billy Wayne Simms..