Sheriffs: 21-Year-Old Man Shoots Mother In Stomach

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Sheriffs: 21-Year-Old Man Shoots Mother In Stomach

ST. HELENS, Ore. (AP) - The Columbia County Sheriff's office says a 21-year-old man shot his mother in the stomach with a handgun.
    
The Oregonian reports (http://bit.ly/MauzJo) 50-year-old Dana Terry is in a Portland hospital in critical condition after Sunday's shooting.
    
Her son, Robert W. Terry, was arrested after he holed up in a house for five hours. He was arrested for investigation of first-degree assault and other charges. He is being held at the Columbia County Jail on $118,000 bail.
    
The sheriff's office is determining what caused the shooting.

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