Deadly car crash closes Northeast Sandy Boulevard in North Gresham

Portland, ORLocal News

A tragic car crash in North Gresham has claimed the life of a man and left a woman hospitalized with serious injuries. The accident, which involved three vehicles, occurred early Tuesday morning and prompted a significant response from the Gresham Police Department. In the aftermath, Northeast Sandy Avenue has been closed between Northeast 181st Avenue and Northeast 185th Drive to facilitate the investigation. As a result, traffic conditions have worsened, with Northeast 181st Avenue reduced to one lane. Authorities have confirmed that a suspect has been taken into custody, although further details regarding the charges have not yet been disclosed.

The police department is actively investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash, and they urge anyone with information to come forward. Local residents are advised to avoid the area and consider alternative routes until the investigation is complete. Updates will be provided as more information emerges regarding this developing story.

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