Trial for suspected Wildhorse shooter to start in June

PORTLAND, Ore.-

The jury trial for the man suspected in a shooting at Wildhorse Casino in August has been pushed back to June 13.

Javier Vigil, 51, of Umatilla is accused of entering Wildhorse Casino on August 17 and demanding $1 million from the teller. After pulling out a gun he left the casino with about $70,000 in cash. Outside the casino he exchanged fire with a Tribal Police Officer before being taken into custody.

Vigil is facing several federal charges, including attempted murder and two counts of assault. His trial will be in Portland.

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