A shooting in Lake Oswego on Friday morning appears to have targeted the home of the CEO of the SAIF Corporation. The shooting happened in the 13000 block of Melrose Place, where Chip Terhune, the chief executive of Oregon’s nonprofit worker’s compensation insurance company, lives, according to police and public records.

Police said that the shooting caused minor damage to the home, including the front door, but no injuries were reported.

Local authorities in the city of Lake Oswego in Oregon on Wednesday shared an image they said they believe is of the unknown suspect who last week fired several rounds into a home reportedly belonging to the chief executive of SAIF,

Gov. Tina Kotek is responsible for appointing the five-member SAIF board, which in turn hires and supervises the insurer’s CEO. Kotek’s spokeswoman, Elisabeth Shepard, says the governor’s office is aware of the incident but cannot comment because of the ongoing law enforcement investigation.

A suspect remains at large after shooting at the SAIF CEO's home in Oregon, a case that didn't result in any injuries but has drawn comparisons to December killing.

No one was hurt when someone fired multiple gunshots into the front door of SAIF Corporation's President and CEO on Friday.

Authorities shared more details Wednesday about a shooting that damaged the Lake Oswego home belonging to the CEO of an Oregon workers’ compensation insurance organization last week.

The CEO of SAIF Corporation, Chip Terhune, was targeted in a shooting at his home, followed by a threatening email.