Washington County Deputy Critically Injured in Tualatin Shootout Identified as Charles Dozé

The Washington County Sheriff’s Office has revealed the name of the deputy who was severely wounded in an exchange of gunfire at a Tualatin apartment complex. The injured deputy has been identified as Civil Deputy Charles Dozé, who has served the department for a decade.

Deputy Dozé sustained life-threatening gunshot wounds and is currently hospitalized in serious, but stable condition.

Authorities have identified the individual who allegedly shot and critically injured Deputy Charles Dozé during an eviction incident.

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The sheriff’s office has also announced that three other deputies involved in the shooting have been placed on administrative leave pending further investigation.

The incident occurred on July 26 when Deputy Dozé, accompanied by two other deputies, arrived at a Tualatin apartment to carry out an eviction. Upon knocking, they were met with gunfire.

According to a fundraiser organized online for Deputy Dozé, he suffered multiple gunshot wounds to the face, arms, and chest.

The suspect, identified as 34-year-old Kristafer James Graves, was later discovered deceased in his apartment bathroom with a self-inflicted gunshot wound, following an intervention by a tactical team.