Authorities said the injuries were so severe, they could see the victim’s skull.
Police in Oregon said a gruesome attack on a train left a man with his ear and part of his face chewed off.
Gresham Police said they responded to the scene Tuesday morning on the Cleveland Ave. MAX platform on 1250 NE 8th St.RELATED:"Witnesses reported seeing a significant amount of blood," police said in a news release. The victim suffered injuries to his head and face. Authorities said he wasn’t stabbed, but the suspect chewed off the victim’s ear and part of his face.Pennsylvania police chief killed in shooting, suspected gunman killedThe suspect gave officers a fictitious name of "El Baker." He was booked in jail under that name until authorities determined his true identity.
After fingerprinting, officers said the suspect is 25-year-old Koryn Kraemer. Authorities said he had recently moved from Georgia to Portland.DAILY NEWSLETTERthat I have read and agree
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