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Grand jury indicts man on murder charges in 17-year-old s death

Salem Statesman Journal A grand jury ruled Thursday that two Silverton police officers and a Marion County Sheriff s deputy were justified in shooting at a man after an alleged kidnapping and car chase through Silverton. The 17-year-old died at Doernbecher Children s Hospital Wednesday  a week after the alleged shooting, kidnapping and car chase that concluded with a gunfire exchange with police in Silverton.  The Marion County Grand Jury indicted Kenneth William Peden, 20, of Woodburn, on murder charges in the case of the 17-year-old, and attempted murder of a 22-year-old and four law enforcement officers, as well as kidnapping, assault, and eluding police, according to Marion County District Attorney officials.

Oregon troopers, deputy justified in deadly shooting along Hwy 22, grand jury finds

Oregon troopers, deputy justified in deadly shooting along Hwy 22, grand jury finds KATU Staff © Provided by KATU Portland SALEM, Ore. – A Marion County Grand Jury ruled that three state troopers and a deputy were justified in shooting and killing an armed robbery suspect after a chase along Highway 22 earlier this month. The law enforcement officers fatally shot 27-year-old Brad Masters on December 8. Masters was accused of robbing both a Dutch Brothers and a Dominoes location in Bend, Oregon at gunpoint before stealing a car from one of the pizza shop employees, the Marion County District Attorney’s Office said. The Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office pursued Masters, who sped off west along Highway 22 toward the Santiam Pass. They called off the chase near Suttle Lake, but issued a “Be On the Look Out” (BOLO) for other nearby law enforcement.

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