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To: Manly who wrote (97369)	4/16/2000 1:21:00 PM
From: nolimitz	Respond to of 108040

From today's local paper. I'm sure we will here more and more of these stories in the near future. Bummer. Id. Statesman Distraught gunman trades shots with police LA CENTER, Wash. A 52-year- old man was in critical condition Sat- urday after exchanging gunfire with Clark County sheriff's deputies out- side his home northeast of here No deputies were hurt in Friday's shooting. Robin Jensen was being treated at Portland's Legacy Emanuel Hospital. A neighbor of Jensen's, who asked that his name notbe used, said Jensen was a stock market day trader and may have been distraught about the market"s plunge. He added that Jensen was a super guy. He was always real friendly. According to preliminary reports, officials learned Friday afternoon that Jensen had made threats to kill him- self and any police office who is sght trying to intervene. Officers found Jensen in his truck and negotiated with him for about 90 minutes. Shots were exchanged after Jensen displayed a firearm in a threatening manner, Sheriff's Sgt. Steve Shea