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A judge handed down more than 11 years’ prison time to the unpaid helper at a Parkrose corner store who killed the boyfriend of a suspected shoplifter in 2022.
Once an employee at the 7-Eleven next to the Interstate 205 bridgehead, Stevie Moore was living on the streets and still hanging around the store when the on-duty clerk got into a scuffle with a woman, Adrian Clark, who allegedly tried to steal two bottles of motor oil. It was about 9 p.m. on Nov. 23, 2022.
A judge sentenced the unpaid employee of a Parkrose corner store to more than 11 years in prison. who killed the boyfriend of an alleged thief in 2022.
Stevie Moore, once an employee at the 7-Eleven next to the Interstate 205 bridgehead, was living on the street and still hanging around the store when the employee on duty got into a fight with a woman who allegedly tried to steal two bottles of engine. oil. It was around 9 pm on November 23, 2022.
Jason Kinsfather, the woman’s boyfriend, came in to defend her and threw a small rock at the employee, Sohel Ali, who grabbed a bat from behind the counter, according to surveillance footage cited in a prosecutor’s memo.
Everything seemed on edge, but another customer managed to calm their heads. That’s when Moore grabbed a glock from her bag and pressed it against Kinsfather’s chest.
“That doesn’t scare me,” Kinsfather responded, just before a fatal shot rang out.
Moore fled across state lines to Vancouver, where he was arrested a few days later.
Kinsfather, 49, who lived in a van at the time, left behind a daughter and son in Alaska.
“He always told me I was his rock, but he was mine too, and now my rock is gone,” Kinsfather’s mother, Terry Hall, said during the hearing. “All I have left is this box of ashes.”
Hall, of Washougal, has filed a $3 million wrongful death lawsuit against the owners of the 7-Eleven, arguing that Moore worked as a quasi-unofficial security guard at the store. The owners deny that and any responsibility. The lawsuit is ongoing.
Moore, now 35, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and was sentenced to 11 years and three months in prison as part of a deal with prosecutors. Multnomah County Circuit Judge Cheryl Albrecht ruled that he was eligible for time off for good behavior during the final five years of the punishment.
—Zane Sparling covers breaking news and courts for The Oregonian/OregonLive. Contact him at 503-319-7083, [email protected] or @pdxzane.
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can shoot some one for stealing motor oil. all parties were wrong. but the employee is geting 11 years for it,. do not steal from 7-eleven. yikes and dud the was security guard too.
Once an employee at the 7-Eleven next to the Interstate 205 bridgehead, Stevie Moore was living on the streets and still hanging around the store when the on-duty clerk got into a scuffle with a woman, Adrian Clark, who allegedly tried to steal two bottles of motor oil. It was about 9 p.m. on Nov. 23, 2022.
A judge sentenced the unpaid employee of a Parkrose corner store to more than 11 years in prison. who killed the boyfriend of an alleged thief in 2022.
Stevie Moore, once an employee at the 7-Eleven next to the Interstate 205 bridgehead, was living on the street and still hanging around the store when the employee on duty got into a fight with a woman who allegedly tried to steal two bottles of engine. oil. It was around 9 pm on November 23, 2022.
Jason Kinsfather, the woman’s boyfriend, came in to defend her and threw a small rock at the employee, Sohel Ali, who grabbed a bat from behind the counter, according to surveillance footage cited in a prosecutor’s memo.
Everything seemed on edge, but another customer managed to calm their heads. That’s when Moore grabbed a glock from her bag and pressed it against Kinsfather’s chest.
“That doesn’t scare me,” Kinsfather responded, just before a fatal shot rang out.
Moore fled across state lines to Vancouver, where he was arrested a few days later.
Kinsfather, 49, who lived in a van at the time, left behind a daughter and son in Alaska.
“He always told me I was his rock, but he was mine too, and now my rock is gone,” Kinsfather’s mother, Terry Hall, said during the hearing. “All I have left is this box of ashes.”
Hall, of Washougal, has filed a $3 million wrongful death lawsuit against the owners of the 7-Eleven, arguing that Moore worked as a quasi-unofficial security guard at the store. The owners deny that and any responsibility. The lawsuit is ongoing.
Moore, now 35, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and was sentenced to 11 years and three months in prison as part of a deal with prosecutors. Multnomah County Circuit Judge Cheryl Albrecht ruled that he was eligible for time off for good behavior during the final five years of the punishment.
—Zane Sparling covers breaking news and courts for The Oregonian/OregonLive. Contact him at 503-319-7083, [email protected] or @pdxzane.
Our journalism needs your support. Please subscribe today at OregonLive.com/subscribe.
can shoot some one for stealing motor oil. all parties were wrong. but the employee is geting 11 years for it,. do not steal from 7-eleven. yikes and dud the was security guard too.
