Update: Large police presence in NW Redmond draws neighbors’ attention; little information released so far
KTVZ
(Update: More police provide more, limited info)
REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) – A Redmond neighborhood is still in the dark about a large police response in their backyard this weekend.
Several people reported a large police presence late Saturday at the apartment complex near NW 25th Street and Elm Avenue. When KTVZ News contacted Redmond Police, we were told there was an active investigation, and they could release no further information at this time.
On social media, people shared pictures of the event, including shots of a forensics van parked near a Dumpster at the apartments. Many people expressed frustration over the lack of information, and concern for their community’s safety.
KTVZ News visited a nearby apartment complex Monday afternoon, asking neighbors what they knew or saw. Man residents expressed the same concerns about the lack of information.
When contacted for further comment, Redmond Police added they had activated the ‘Major Incident Team’. The team is a tri-county effort between law enforcemcent, usually resverved for more serious investigations.
They also told us, “Due to the integrity of the ongoing, very active investigation, we are unable to release any additional information at this time.”
KTVZ News has received several tips in regards to this incident, but we cannot confirm anything at this time.
September 27 – REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) – Redmond neighbors reported a large police presence late Saturday night near Northwest 25th Street and Elm Avenue.
Officers and a forensic team remained on scene for several hours.
Redmond police confirmed activity in the area but say they cannot release further details right now. They explained that sharing information too soon could affect their investigation.
We’ll continue to follow this developing story.