The locations struck by gunfire early Sunday morning were an occupied residence and the Mount Scott Park Center for Learning, located at 6148 Southeast Holgate Boulevard, not a church as originally released.
The Bureau regrets this error.
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On Sunday, April 15, 2018, at 3:15 a.m., East Precinct officers responded to the report of a gunfire in the 6100 block of Southeast Holgate Boulevard.
Officers arrived in the area and searched for victims, suspects, witnesses and any evidence of gunfire. During a canvass of the neighborhood, officers located a residence and the Mount Scott Park Center for Learning in the 6100 block of Southeast Holgate Boulevard that were struck by gunfire.
Officers checked both locations and determined no one was injured in either location. No gunshot victims were found at the scene or arrived at area hospitals in connection with this shooting.
At this time no suspects have been located in connection with this shooting investigation. There are no suspect descriptions to provide the public at this time in the investigation.
Based on preliminary information, the Portland Police Bureau Tactical Operation Division's Gang Enforcement Team will continue this investigation. Anyone with information, including surveillance footage, of this shooting should contact Gang Enforcement Team investigators at 503-823-4106.
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