PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – After a judge declared a mistrial in November, a new trial date has been set for the co-owner of Horning’s Hideout, who is accused in the deadly shooting of his brother.
In late December, a Washington County judge set the new trial for October 27, 2026. The new date comes after a judge declared a mistrial because jurors failed to reach a verdict.
The case stems from January 2, 2024, when deputies responded to a reported shooting at the hideout on Northwest Brunswick Canyon Road in North Plains, where they found a man — later identified as 47-year-old Carl Horning — with multiple gunshot wounds.
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Officials said Horning died despite aid from the first responding deputy…