The mother of the most recent murder victim in Portland is asking for help from the public to find the person who killed her son. Near the corner of Southwest 3rd Avenue and Southwest Harvey Milk Street, something terrible happened at 1:47 a.m. Dominick was killed by a gunshot, which was a horrible tragedy. Two other people survived the killing, but Dominick’s mother, Cherish, said her son was in his car when the terrible thing happened.
Cherish was so sad that she talked about it and asked people to help the cops with their investigation so that her son could get justice. Cherish is ready to care for Dominick’s three young children and help them through this challenging time. Cherish thought of all the great things about her son Dominick as she held the box with his ashes.
The mother of Portland’s latest homicide victim hopes someone will help police find the killer. https://t.co/NNEXt9PsJR
— Katherine Cook (@KCookKGW) June 21, 2023
Dominick’s death is the 37th murder in Portland so far this year. People are getting more and more worried about serious crime in the city. As law enforcement moves through towns and neighbourhoods where these kinds of senseless acts of violence happen often, Cherish’s pain comes from her loss and her fear that senseless acts of violence will hurt more people. With her emotional plea, she wants the circle of violence destroying the community to end.
Cherish is asking the public for any information that could help find and catch the person who killed her son, Dominick, so that he and other people who have been hurt similarly can get justice. The community can help law enforcement keep looking for justice by getting people to work together. This can comfort grieving families and reduce the number of sad deaths.
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As the probe continues, Cherish’s plea is a potent reminder that everyone needs to help and be involved in the fight against crime. Everyone in Portland can be safer if everyone is ready to speak out against violence and support the work of law enforcement.
In memory of Dominick and all the others who have died because of violence, the community needs to come together, help suffering families, and work to stop more deaths. People want to ensure that no other parent has to endure Cherish’s pain and loss.
Let’s listen to Cherish’s plea and work together to give the cops the help and information they need to do their jobs. Together, we can work toward a future with less violence and more kindness, unity, and a shared commitment to making our community better and more peaceful.
