Two gunfire incidents resulted in damaged property early Sunday morning in Portland. Officials don’t know if the two incidents were related.

About 60 or more shots were fired during the incidents, Portland Police Bureau said in a release Sunday, but there are no known injuries as a result of the early morning gunfire.

Officers were called to the first incident in the area of North Vancouver Avenue and Sumner Street at 1:47 a.m., where, according to officials, they found evidence of gunfire. That evidence led them to believe there were at least 21 shots fired.

Police said so far they have found two buildings, including occupied homes, and two vehicles that were hit by bullets. In one of those homes, according to police, “a bullet came to rest on a blanket that a resident was sleeping in.”

The Gun Violence Reduction Team took over that investigation.

Evidence found on Southeast Stark Street.

A little later, at 2:59 a.m., officers responded to Southeast Stark Street and Southeast 28th Avenue where shots were reported. Police said they found shell casings on Southeast Stark Street along almost five blocks and the evidence indicates almost 40 rounds were fired.

Police didn’t offer a number of buildings struck in that incident but only said multiple buildings, including occupied homes, and multiple parked vehicles were struck.

The Gun Violence Reduction Team also assumed the investigation of that incident.

Police said they do not know if the two gunfire incidents were related but are asking anyone with information about either one to call the non-emergency line at 503-823-3333 or the Gun Violence Reduction Team at 503-823-4106. That team is also available by email at GVRT@portlandoregon.gov.

The Portland Police Bureau said earlier this month that shootings were up in Portland during the first week of April, even as the city remained largely shut down.

-- Lizzy Acker

503-221-8052, lacker@oregonian.com, @lizzzyacker

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