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2 face charges after stolen SUV smashes Portland police car, speeds away – Fox 12 Oregon


PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) – Two people were detained after a stolen SUV smashed into a police car on Saturday morning in southeast Portland, according to police.

Just after 11 a.m., officers responded to Southeast 60th Avenue and Southeast Francis Street after someone reported seeing a man and a woman slumped over inside the SUV.

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Police said the couple then sped away “recklessly” on a wheel worn down to the rim, ultimately crashing into a parked car at Southeast 34th Avenue and Southeast Insley Street.

The man, who police said was riding in the passenger seat, was allegedly carrying a stolen gun in his lap while the woman was allegedly driving.

Both people were detained and then checked for injuries at the hospital.

2 face charges after stolen SUV smashes Portland police car, speeds away
2 face charges after stolen SUV smashes Portland police car, speeds away(FOX 12 Viewer)
2 face charges after stolen SUV smashes Portland police car, speeds away
2 face charges after stolen SUV smashes Portland police car, speeds away(FOX 12 Viewer)
2 face charges after stolen SUV smashes Portland police car, speeds away
2 face charges after stolen SUV smashes Portland police car, speeds away(Portland Police Bureau)
2 face charges after stolen SUV smashes Portland police car, speeds away
2 face charges after stolen SUV smashes Portland police car, speeds away(Portland Police Bureau)
2 face charges after stolen SUV smashes Portland police car, speeds away
2 face charges after stolen SUV smashes Portland police car, speeds away(Portland Police Bureau)
The gun police said was stolen that the man was allegedly carrying.
The gun police said was stolen that the man was allegedly carrying. (Portland Police Bureau)

The man was identified as 24-year-old Jacob Kyle Richardson and booked into the Multnomah County Detention Center and faces charges related to unlawfully possessing a gun and theft.

The woman had not yet been booked as of writing, according to police.



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