Man shot while driving in Northeast Portland dies 5 days later

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In a tragic turn of events, 38-year-old Anthony Bell was shot while driving in Northeast Portland, ultimately leading to his death five days later in a hospital. The Portland Police Bureau initially assessed his injuries as non-life-threatening, but they later escalated, resulting in his passing. The shooting occurred near the intersection of Northeast Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Columbia, a location known for its traffic and activity. Authorities believe that the shooter or shooters were also traveling in a vehicle, raising concerns about the dangers of gun violence in urban environments.

Police are conducting a thorough investigation to uncover the identities of those involved and the circumstances surrounding the shooting. This incident underscores the alarming trend of increased gun violence in cities across the country. The local community is left grappling with the implications of such violence on public safety. As law enforcement continues to seek justice for Anthony Bell, conversations about community safety and crime prevention are becoming more urgent.

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