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Family of man shot in head by Milwaukie police sues, alleging officers withheld medical care for 40 minutes
Family of man shot in head by Milwaukie police sues, alleging officers withheld medical care for 40 minutes
Family of man shot in head by Milwaukie police sues, alleging officers withheld medical care for 40 minutes

Published on: 09/29/2026

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The Oregon Department of Justice said a grand jury declined to indict two Milwaukie police officers in the Sept. 30, 2024, shooting of Hunter Newton. The department released body-camera footage of the incident. Sgt. Eduardo Sanchez is seen in the screenshot looking inside Newton's car moments before the shooting.

The family of a man permanently disabled in a police altercation two years ago is suing Clackamas County, alleging officers withheld medical aid for 40 minutes after shooting the unarmed 21-year-old.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/crime/2026/09/family-of-man-shot-in-head-by-milwaukie-police-sues-alleging-officers-withheld-medical-care-for-40-minutes.html

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