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Summary based on 7 sources
On November 23, 2016, a tragic incident occurred in Gresham, Oregon, resulting in the death of 29-year-old Harry Deonte Brogdon Jr. This event marked the beginning of a homicide investigation that would span several weeks.

The victim, Harry Deonte Brogdon Jr., was shot and killed, prompting an immediate and thorough investigation by the Gresham Police Department. As the police delved deeper into the case, they identified a suspect in connection with the homicide. The suspect was identified as Demarco 'Buddy' Streeter, a 30-year-old individual.

Demarco 'Buddy' Streeter was the primary focus of the investigation, and police worked diligently to apprehend him. Following the identification of Streeter as the suspect, law enforcement agencies launched a manhunt to bring him into custody. This effort was not limited to Gresham but extended to neighboring areas, including Vancouver, Washington.

On February 15, 2017, the Gresham Police Department announced a significant breakthrough in the case. Demarco 'Buddy' Streeter was arrested in Vancouver, Washington, on an outstanding Oregon warrant. The charges against Streeter included murder, unlawful use of a weapon, and felon in possession of a weapon. This arrest was a culmination of the collaborative efforts between law enforcement agencies in Oregon and Washington.

The arrest of Demarco 'Buddy' Streeter marked a crucial step towards justice for the family and friends of Harry Deonte Brogdon Jr. The case highlighted the dedication and perseverance of law enforcement in pursuing and apprehending suspects involved in serious crimes. The details of the subsequent legal proceedings, including any trial or sentencing, are not specified in the available sources, but the arrest of Streeter was a significant milestone in the investigation and prosecution of the case.