Intruder shot after breaking into Boring woman's home
BORING, Ore. - Clackamas County Sheriff's Deputies say a Portland man was shot multiple times early Tuesday morning after he allegedly forced his way into the home of a woman who claims the man had been harassing her.
Investigators report the woman was in the company of her present boyfriend and was intruded upon by Joe Ray Estes, 49, reportedly her previous boyfriend.
Officers say it appears to be a situation where Estes allegedly objected to the presence of the other man and came to the residence and physically forced his way into the woman's home.
Investigators working this investigation are under the impression the multiple gunshot wounds Joe Ray Estes received during this altercation are not considered life threatening.
Estes was listed in stable condition after being flown by helicopter to Legacy Emanuel Hospital.
Police say they received a call from a woman at 2:20 a.m. Tuesday morning complaining that a man had forced his way into her home, located on Southeast 352nd Avenue in Boring.
A man who is reportedly the woman's boyfriend was with her at the time and allegedly shot Estes several times with a handgun inside the home.
The identity of the woman and the man who allegedly shot Estes have not been released, and no arrests have been made, according to investigators.
According to police, the woman claims Estes had been harassing and stalking her, and she was afraid of him.
Crime scene investigators have conducted interviews and collected evidence at the scene.
An investigation into the incident is continuing.
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