The Hermiston Police Department is asking for the public's help to find a suspect convicted for attempted murder.

22-year-old Andres Gordillo of Umatilla Fled From Authorities on Wednesday

Gordillo was convicted of attempted murder, second-degree assault, and unlawful use of a weapon. Gordillo was arrested in 2025, accused of shooting a 49-year old man.

On October 7, 2026, Gordillo left the Umatilla County Courthouse in Hermiston just prior to receiving the conviction. Authorities believe he may have fled the immediate area.

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IMPORTANT PUBLIC SAFETY WARNING:

Do NOT approach, confront, or attempt to contact Andres Gordillo.

Andres Gordillo is described as:

• 5'07" tall
• Weighs approximately 150 pounds
• Has black hair and brown eyes

Hermiston Police Department via Facebook
Hermiston Police Department via Facebook

Gordillo was last seen driving a gray Chevrolet Malibu hatchback, with possible Oregon License plate number 129QLT.

If you have seen the suspect, or know his whereabouts, please call Umatilla County Non-Emergency Dispatch at 541-966-3651.

The Hermiston Police Department reminds residents that your safety is their priority. They urge you to:

Remain vigilant, avoid direct contact, and allow law enforcement to handle his apprehension.

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