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In the state that Brought you Grimm
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quote:Just when you don?t think s*** can?t get any crazier these days, you come across something like this that happens in our own backyard. Like something straight out of a horror movie, a man by the name of Joshua Lee Webb from Colton was booked into the Clackamas County Jail on Monday after walking into a grocery store holding a severed head.
The incident happened at the Estacada Harvest Market Thriftway at 280 S. Broadway, in Estacada where he not only walked in with apparently his mother?s head but also stabbed an employee at the store.
Local news reports a 911 caller had told dispatchers a man covered in blood entered the store carrying the human head and a knife. Deputies have received another call suggesting the man had stabbed an employee and was being held down by another store employee. While he was initially in critical condition and flown to the hospital, thankfully the victim is expected to make a full recovery and is now out of surgery.
GOOD NEWS! Sandy PD says the victim in the stabbing is out of surgery & expected to make full recovery @fox12oregon pic.twitter.com/CBvNTXUScP
? Kandra Kent (@KandraKPTV) May 15, 2017
The community is devastated, and I imagine in complete shock right now as I am myself.
?We?re devastated, I mean, devastation is devastation,? said community member William Huxley.
Just southwest of Estacada, in Colton, the stabbing was connected with a death investation. Around 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, someone called 911 telling them a woman had been found dead inside a home in the 25000 block of Elwood Road. Oregon State Police and Molalla Police confirmed a woman?s body was found at the scene.
The deceased woman was identified as Tina Webb, and the employee who was stabbed has not been identified in the news.
The incident happened at the Estacada Harvest Market Thriftway at 280 S. Broadway, in Estacada where he not only walked in with apparently his mother?s head but also stabbed an employee at the store.
Local news reports a 911 caller had told dispatchers a man covered in blood entered the store carrying the human head and a knife. Deputies have received another call suggesting the man had stabbed an employee and was being held down by another store employee. While he was initially in critical condition and flown to the hospital, thankfully the victim is expected to make a full recovery and is now out of surgery.
GOOD NEWS! Sandy PD says the victim in the stabbing is out of surgery & expected to make full recovery @fox12oregon pic.twitter.com/CBvNTXUScP
? Kandra Kent (@KandraKPTV) May 15, 2017
The community is devastated, and I imagine in complete shock right now as I am myself.
?We?re devastated, I mean, devastation is devastation,? said community member William Huxley.
Just southwest of Estacada, in Colton, the stabbing was connected with a death investation. Around 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, someone called 911 telling them a woman had been found dead inside a home in the 25000 block of Elwood Road. Oregon State Police and Molalla Police confirmed a woman?s body was found at the scene.
The deceased woman was identified as Tina Webb, and the employee who was stabbed has not been identified in the news.
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