29-year-old Jason L. Hansen, the suspect that fled from a Clackamas County Sheriff's Office Deputy and exchanged gunfire with a Clackamas County Sheriff's Office Deputy and a Portland Police Bureau Canine Unit Officer on Friday, October 19, 2018, near Southeast 89th Avenue and Southeast Harney Street has been lodged at the Multnomah County Jail.
Hansen was lodged on charges of Attempt Aggravated Murder, Theft in the First Degree, Unlawful Use of a Motor Vehicle, Unlawful Use of a Weapon, Felon in Possession of a Firearm, Possession of Methamphetamine, Attempt to Elude by Motor Vehicle, and Attempt to Elude on Foot.
The Portland Police Bureau officer involved in the shooting will remain on paid administrative leave, as is standard procedure, as set forth in Portland Police Bureau Directive 1010.10 Deadly Force and In-Custody Death Reporting and Investigation Procedures: https://www.portlandoregon.gov/police/article/656780
Because this matter remains under investigation, no additional information regarding this case will be released pending a review by a Multnomah County Grand Jury.
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The suspect injured in this shooting has been identified as 29-year-old Jason Leo Hansen of Vancouver, Washington.
Hansen remains in a Portland hospital receiving treatment. Upon his release from the hospital, Hansen will be booked into the Multnomah County Jail.
When Hansen is released from the hospital and booked into jail, the Police Bureau will release criminal charging information.
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The Portland Police Bureau and the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office are continuing to investigate the circumstances of last night's shooting. The injured suspect, a 29-year-old male, remains in a Portland hospital being treated for serious injuries and is expected to survive.
Portland Police Officer Kameron Fender, injured by the K-9, was treated and released from a Portland hospital early Saturday morning. Officer Fender is a nine-year-veteran of the Bureau, assigned to the Tactical Operations Division Canine Unit. The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office Deputy involved in this incident was Deputy Jon Campbell, a 12-year-veteran of the Sheriff's Office, assigned to patrol.
Under Bureau policy, Internal Affairs investigators would normally schedule an interview with the involved officer within 48 hours of the incident; however, Officer Fender's injury and medical condition may make him physically incapacitated, leaving him unable to provide a statement within the prescribed time frame. As such, investigators will schedule an interview with Officer Fender as soon as practicable.
"Our investigators are working diligently to determine what happened last night and we will release additional information when appropriate," said Portland Police Chief Danielle Outlaw. "This is a traumatic incident for all involved and I'm thankful that neither the officer nor deputy were seriously injured and that the suspect was able to receive immediate medical treatment, potentially saving his life."
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The Portland Police Bureau and the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office are conducting a joint investigation into this evening's incident that resulted in an officer-involved shooting.
Preliminary information indicates that this incident started at approximately 8:00 p.m. near the Johnson Creek Fred Meyer store when a Clackamas County Sheriff's Office deputy attempted to stop the driver in a stolen car. The suspect attempted to elude officers in the vehicle and eventually crashed near Southeast 89th Avenue and Gray Street, which is in Clackamas County.
The male suspect ran from the crash on foot, leaving a female passenger in the vehicle. Additional Clackamas County Sheriff's Office deputies, and a Portland Police Canine Unit officer responded to the area to assist in the search for the suspect.
At some point during the search, officers encountered the suspect and shots were fired. The suspect was injured by gunfire and was transported by ambulance to a Portland hospital for treatment. The suspect is expected to survive his injuries.
During the incident, a Portland Police Canine Unit officer was bitten by a Clackamas County K-9 (dog) and suffered non-life-threatening injuries. The officer was transported by ambulance to a Portland hospital for treatment.
The Portland Police officer and a Clackamas County deputy were involved in the shooting with the suspect, which occurred in the City of Portland.
The Portland Police Bureau will be the lead investigating agency on the officer-involved shooting portion of this incident.
No additional updates are expected to be released this evening.
The injured Portland Police officer will remain on paid administrative leave, per Bureau policy, until the completion of the investigation and Grand Jury.
The Portland Police Bureau's directive outlining the procedures followed after an officer-involved shooting may be found at https://www.portlandoregon.gov/police/article/656780
Following the Grand Jury, the Bureau may release additional information as appropriate.
As part of the use of force review process, the Bureau will conduct an internal review of the entire incident and the case will go before the Police Review Board (PRB), which is comprised of community members, Bureau members and representatives from the Independent Police Review Division.
Once the entire investigation and legal process is complete, the investigative files and any grand jury transcripts will be posted on the Bureau's Open Data page and can be found here: https://www.portlandoregon.gov/police/52175
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The Portland Police Bureau is in the preliminary stages of an officer-involved shooting investigation in the area of Southeast 89th Avenue and Harney Street.
No additional details are available at this time.
The Acting Public Information Officer will be responding to the scene and interested media should stage on Southeast Harney Street, East of 82nd Avenue.
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