Jonathon “Johnny” Polanco and KD Moline had just stopped for snacks Friday night at a Southeast Portland convenience store when two women jumped Moline, Polanco’s brother said. Polanco tried to pull the two women off Moline, his girlfriend, when a man shot him in the head, according to his brother. Polanco died in a hospital later that night, leaving behind a six-year-old daughter and becoming the 60th person killed in a Portland homicide this year. “This took way more than you can imagine,” Moline said Tuesday at the site of the killing, a 7-Eleven parking lot at Southeast 92nd Avenue and Holgate Boulevard. “A fistfight turned into someone’s life being taken, and now more than just his life is lost. All of us are lost without him.” Polanco’s loved ones, speaking during a news conference alongside a small memorial of candles and flowers, said the couple didn’t know the women who jumped Moline or the man who shot Polanco, 30. A memorial with candles and flowers sit on a sidewalk under a picture of Jonathon “Johnny” Polanco that is pinned up to a wooden pole. Loved ones of Jonathon “Johnny” Polanco put up a memorial at the scene of the 7-Eleven where he was shot.Jack Forrest His brother, Rob Polanco, called the event “out of the blue.” A video of the fatal shooting and the fight that led up to it was posted to a popular Instagram page that’s no longer active. The widely shared video largely supports the account of Polanco’s loved ones. The shaky footage shows two women attacking Moline outside the convenience store. At one point, two men approach from the side and shout for them to stop. Then the video turns to show a different man walking toward the 7-Eleven as he raises a handgun. He aims the gun toward the skirmish and shoots, striking Polanco in the head. Polanco then falls to the ground, bleeding as the video ends. “That video’s out there,” said Rob Polanco, who suggested the footage should help police quickly identify his brother’s killer. “It’s been seen thousands of times. It’s been shared so many times, and Portland isn’t big. I know somebody knows someone who knows someone in that video.” Polanco’s killing was one of two in a 30-hour period last week in Portland. JaMarie Herring Sr., 25, was fatally shot in an Old Town Chinatown bar early Sunday morning, marking the city’s 61st homicide of 2021. Meanwhile, Portland is on track to shatter its previous record of 70 homicides in 1987. “I refuse to let him go as a statistic,” Rob Polanco said of his brother. “He has a name. His name is Johnny Polanco. And I will scream it till the day that someone is put behind bars for it.” Police ask anyone with information about the shooting or the video to call 503-823-1040 or 503-823-0508. -- Jack Forrest jforrest@oregonian.com; 541-222-9808; Follow on Twitter @Jackmandu55 A previous version of this report misstated the surname of the woman who was attacked, due to a reporter’s error. Her name is KD Moline.

Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid (PML-Q) leader Mehar Kashif Siddique and his security guard were assassinated in Gujranwala on Wednesday after armed assailants entered their house and opened fire. According to a preliminary report submitted by the Gujranwala CPO Dr Moeen Masood, Mehar was present at his residence with his security guard Arshad when the incident occurred. Suspected murderer Amir Maher and his accomplices entered the home and opened fire at them and fled immediately. Gunman Arshad died on the spot due to severe injuries whereas Mehar got critically injured. The PML-Q leader was rushed to Civil Hospital Gujranwala where doctors referred him to General Hospital Lahore. He succumbed to his wounds on the way SDPO Peoples Colony and SHO Saddar reached the spot immediately. The PFSA unit gathered the evidence from the crime scene whereas police have started legal proceedings against the culprits. Punjab Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar also took notice of the murder and has sought a report from the police authorities. The accused should be arrested and legal action be initiated against them immediately, CM Buzdar said. Mehar had recently left the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf and joined the PML-Q. He was released from jail two years ago in the murder charges of PPP city president Khalid Humayun. Meanwhile, Inspector General of Punjab Police Amjad Javed Saleemi has also taken notice of the assassination and sought detailed report.