Portland demonstrations erupt near ICE building after Border Patrol shooting, leading to police clashes and more arrests now totally at least 79 people.

Two people were injured in a shooting involving a federal agent in Portland, Oregon, on Thursday, authorities said.

Two people were shot in Portland on Thursday in an incident involving federal agents, police confirmed. The FBI said in a deleted post that the shooting involved Customs and Border Patrol agents, and both victims were taken for medical care. Authorities say the shooting is still under investigation, and few details have been released so far.

This is a developing story and will be updated. Federal agents reportedly shot and injured two people in east Portland on Thursday afternoon, according to the Portland Police Bureau. Police had few immediate details to share about the incident,

Two people are in the hospital and six people were arrested after a shooting involving border patrol prompted a night of protests in Portland.

Officers from different agencies, including the FBI and Portland police, were at the scene. William Reznicek, a 36-year-old Portland resident, came to see the scene after reading about the shooting online.

Police identified the man killed in a late-night downtown Portland shooting on Dec. 28 as John C. Frazier, 25, of Portland. Frazier was shot in the 200 block of Southwest Ankeny Street around 11:45 p.m., the Portland Police Bureau said in a statement, and a second person was “seriously injured” during the shooting.

Port of Portland police tried to pull the driver over when they reportedly sped away from officers. The resulting chase ended in a crash, police say.

Two people were shot by federal agents in Portland, Oregon, on Thursday, the Portland Police Bureau said in a statement. The FBI's Portland office said in a since-deleted post on X that the shooting involved Customs and Border Patrol agents.

Two people were injured in a shooting involving a federal agent in Portland, Oregon, on Thursday, according to authorities.

In a statement, Mayor Keith Wilson called for a halt on ICE operations in Portland, asking Portlanders to show up with "calm and purpose" after the shooting.