The manhunt for the suspect in a deadly shooting that rocked the St. Johns Neighborhood last month continues, with the Portland Police Bureau appealing to the public for assistance. Identified as Harold "Bob" Dulaney, the 53-year-old local is wanted on charges of Second Degree Murder and Unlawful Use of a Weapon related to the February 5th incident, as reported on the official Portland Police Bureau news release.
Detectives have expended substantial effort to locate Dulaney, who has eluded capture thus far; standing 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighing 260 pounds, he's distinguishable by his brown hair, hazel eyes, and the hunched posture with which he walks, often aided by a cane. On the evening in question, the suspect was seen cloaked in a black winter coat featuring gray shoulder accents. The Portland Police Bureau stresses that Dulaney should be considered armed and dangerous, and they caution the public against approaching him, urging them to call 911 with any sighting or relevant information.
Enhancing efforts to track down the fugitive, photos of Dulaney have been disseminated, including a DMV photo where he wears a gray hooded sweatshirt layered over a yellow shirt, and a screenshot from bar surveillance footage capturing him dressed in black, holding his cane. Authorities hope that with the community's vigilance, Dulaney's whereabouts will swiftly become known.
Anyone holding non-urgent tips concerning Dulaney or his possible location is encouraged to reach out directly to Detective Jason Koenig via email at [email protected] or by phone at 503-823-0889, or they may contact Detective William Winters at [email protected] or 503-823-0466. When providing information, referencing case number 24-29431 will prove instrumental in aiding the ongoing investigation.
