Man 'covered in blood and holding human head stabs store worker' in Oregon

Staff pin the suspect down for police, and a woman is found dead at a house which officers say is connected to the store stabbing.

The Estacada Harvest Market Thriftway in Oregon. (Pic: KGW)

A man is reportedly in custody after walking into a US supermarket covered in blood, holding a knife and what looked like a human head, and stabbing a worker.
Police responded to a call about the attack at the Harvest Market Thriftway in Estacada, Oregon, at around 2.15pm last week Sunday.
Other staff reportedly held the knifeman down until police arrived.
The store worker was airlifted to Emanuel Hospital for treatment.
The suspect was also taken to a nearby hospital.
Within minutes of the report of the supermarket attack, officers were called to Elwood Road, Colton, around 10 miles away, where a woman was found dead inside a home.
Police are investigating both incidents which investigators say are connected, according to reports.
By;Worldcoinsmoney.blogspot.com


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