TILLAMOOK COUNTY, Ore. – A dramatic confrontation unfolded Wednesday night in Tillamook County as law enforcement attempted to apprehend 37-year-old Joey De La Rosa Rodriquez. The incident began at Fred Meyer’s parking lot near Highway 101 and Makinster Road, where officers from Tillamook police, county deputies, and Oregon State Police (OSP) converged.
Shots Fired and High-Speed Pursuit
During the attempted arrest, Rodriquez allegedly opened fire, striking several law enforcement vehicles. In response, officers and deputies returned fire. The suspect then fled southbound on Highway 101, engaging law enforcement in a high-speed chase spanning approximately five miles before spike strips disabled his vehicle.
Arrest and Charges
Despite sustaining non-life-threatening injuries from the shootout, Rodriquez was apprehended and subsequently treated at a local hospital. He faces felony warrants issued by Clackamas and Yamhill counties, in addition to charges for attempting to evade law enforcement.
No officers or deputies were injured in the exchange of gunfire, but all involved personnel have been placed on paid administrative leave pending an investigation into the incident.
Conclusion
The apprehension of Joey De La Rosa Rodriquez underscores the dangers law enforcement face in carrying out their duties, as evidenced by the events in Tillamook County. Stay informed with breaking news and updates by downloading The Local News App for your mobile device.
Source: 2024 KPTV-KPDX
TILLAMOOK COUNTY, Ore. – A dramatic confrontation unfolded Wednesday night in Tillamook County as law enforcement attempted to apprehend 37-year-old Joey De La Rosa Rodriquez. The incident began at Fred Meyer’s parking lot near Highway 101 and Makinster Road, where officers from Tillamook police, county deputies, and Oregon State Police (OSP) converged.
Shots Fired and High-Speed Pursuit
During the attempted arrest, Rodriquez allegedly opened fire, striking several law enforcement vehicles. In response, officers and deputies returned fire. The suspect then fled southbound on Highway 101, engaging law enforcement in a high-speed chase spanning approximately five miles before spike strips disabled his vehicle.
Arrest and Charges
Despite sustaining non-life-threatening injuries from the shootout, Rodriquez was apprehended and subsequently treated at a local hospital. He faces felony warrants issued by Clackamas and Yamhill counties, in addition to charges for attempting to evade law enforcement.
No officers or deputies were injured in the exchange of gunfire, but all involved personnel have been placed on paid administrative leave pending an investigation into the incident.
Conclusion
The apprehension of Joey De La Rosa Rodriquez underscores the dangers law enforcement face in carrying out their duties, as evidenced by the events in Tillamook County. Stay informed with breaking news and updates by downloading The Local News App for your mobile device.
Source: 2024 KPTV-KPDX
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