BEAVERTON, Ore. — A man has been charged with attempted murder and other charges following what Beaverton police believe to be a stranger-on-stranger assault that left a woman suffering serious physical injuries after being stabbed.
According to Beaverton police, on March 4 at around 6 p.m., officers arrived to an apartment complex just north of the Beaverton Transit Center. They found a woman who had been stabbed. She was conscious and being attended to by neighbors, but she suffered serious physical injuries to her arms and torso.
Police found the suspect, 27-year-old Bryan Aguilera, less than a block away from the scene but he ran from police. He was chased down by a number of people in the community who held him until police could arrive and take him into custody.
On March 14, a Washington County Grand Jury indicted him on charges of attempted murder, first degree assault and unlawful use of a weapon.
Authorities said the victim was in stable condition and expected to survive her injuries.
