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Two men injured in North Bonneville shooting

Brian M. Miller, of Camas, was shot three times

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A Camas man was one of two people shot during an incident that was first reported as a burglary Wednesday evening in North Bonneville.

According to a press release from the Skamania County Sheriff’s Office, Brian M. Miller, 30, of Camas, was shot three times, and Robert E. Holmes III, 57, was shot once in the face.

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