Oregon Suspected gunman at Intel campus arrested, police say

RicInOR · Oct 23, 2019

Suspected gunman at Intel campus arrested, police say

A Washington County man is behind bars after police say he whipped out a gun and pointed it at a woman he didn’t know inside a parking garage near the Ronler Acres Intel campus Tuesday morning.

www.oregonlive.com

Zathras · Oct 23, 2019

From the article:

"Take action to ensure your safety," ...

Somethin' tells me Intel likely has a policy of "no weapons". Must be "run, hide, hope and cry", as per usual advice.

"Intel offered employees access to consultants in its employee assistance program..."

Because an incident that had nothing to do with them, and they did not witness means counseling is required? Is it so they can claim they are "gun violence survivors"?

P7M13 · Oct 23, 2019

Zathras said:
Somethin' tells me Intel likely has a policy of "no weapons". Must be "run, hide, hope and cry", as per usual advice.

They do have a "no weapons" policy.
They also do take their security and safety *extremely* seriously.
There are systems in place, of which most people are happily ignorant. I wouldn't want to test them.

E4mafia · Oct 23, 2019

I do know Intel has armed guards. I tried out for it a couple years ago so he would have met resistance inside. The normal concierge guards securitas are only at a few entrances and Ronler is heavily patrolled by them via vehicle.

Would need badge access to get inside too. Also how is this story updated at 3:40pm when it's only 2:30pm? Or are my clocks behind?.

Baseacegoku · Oct 23, 2019

E4mafia said:
Also how is this story updated at 3:40pm when it's only 2:30pm? Or are my clocks behind?.

10/22/2019

E4mafia · Oct 23, 2019

Whoops over looked that.

Was wondering when those two giant parking garage structures were gonna be an issue with non employees.

I do know they plan on building another one further out. Basically 2 football fields worth of space is reserved for more buildings and at least one more parking structure.