The man receives 34 years to kill the man in 2022, shooting at the witness in 2024

Portland hours.

Jacob Fitzgerald’s guilty plea has resolved three separate cases in Multnomah County and one in Washington County, according to DA Bureau.

In the early morning of August 6, 2022, Fitzgerald was driving in a car near the Delta Park in North Portland, with his girlfriend and a man named Otis Abner.

According to investigators, Fitzgerald and Abner started arguing and, as the argument climbed, Fitzgerald told Abner to get out of the car near North Schmeer Road and North Whitaker. Fitzgerald then led to a short distance and shot him several times over the street. Abner was hit by a bullet and died on the spot. Abner’s love since then was the only witness, according to the DA Bureau.

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The police responded on the spot after two participants found Abner’s body and called 911.

Investigators found seven peel housings on the spot and obtained surveillance images from nearby businesses, including a 6 motel and interstate rentals.

Meanwhile, also on August 6, Fitzgerald burned the car he was driving at the time of the deadly shot.

Then, 18 months later, on February 11, 2024, Fitzgerald went to the trailer where his ex -girlfriend She lived with her new lover and pulled several fires in the trailer. One of the bullets hit the woman in front and in the arm, hurting her.

On Wednesday, the judge of Multnomah County, Heidi Moawad, accepted Fitzgerald’s guilty pleading for the charges of first degree, a 1st degree attempted, 1st degree attack, grade I with a firearm, the first degree and a second degree attack.

According to the deputy lawyer of the district who followed the case, the 34 -year -old punishment is unusually long for a plea agreement, but “(Fitzgerald is) a dangerous man who has left a trace of destruction in recent years.”