The decision for inmate Brandy Hall is believed to be a first in Oregon at a men’s prison, both state officials and Hall’s attorney said.
U.S. Marshals and local police officers seeking to arrest Joseph M. Tedrick, 33, on an active warrant found him at a home May 22 in Ashland, Wisconsin, according to the Wisconsin Department of Justice. He was later shot and killed by authorities after a confrontation.
Attorney Adam Thayne said depression and unspecified mental health issues helped lead Angel Granados-Diaz to bring a shotgun to school on May 17, 2019. The lawyer also said Parkrose football coach Keanon Lowe is a hero for intervening.
The new charge alleges Angel Granados-Diaz was trying to fire the gun.
Deandrea Sanders, 29, pleaded guilty Friday to first-degree manslaughter and attempted aggravated murder in the July 2015 death of Anthony Jackson, 19.
One person taken to the hospital after shooting on Molalla Avenue
Andrew Ramsey, 25, pleaded guilty Monday in Marion County Circuit Court to second-degree intimidation, a hate crime under Oregon law. Ramsey attacked Harwinder Singh Dodd on Jan. 14 at Dodd’s Salem convenience store.
Angel Granados-Diaz, 19, wasn’t carrying any other weapons or ammunition with him. He was disarmed and restrained Friday morning inside the school’s Fine Arts Building by Keanon Lowe, who also coaches track and field and works as a security guard at the school, police said.
Officers responded sometime after 1 p.m. Wednesday near Southeast Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Ankeny Street after receiving 911 calls about the man.
The Portland event, organized by nonprofits including NARAL Pro-Choice Oregon and Planned Parenthood Advocates of Oregon, drew people of all ages, Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum, the Multnomah County Board of County Commissioners and a llama.
Angel Granados-Diaz turned 19 in jail Monday.
An 18-year-old senior — visibly distraught — had entered a classroom right before lunch wearing a black trench coat and carrying a shotgun but didn’t hurt anyone.
