Hosting a panel with the mayor and the police union boss marked a coup for Don’t Shoot Portland.
Daryl Turner
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A Different Lens
Police Union President Airs “Many Concerns” About Body Cameras
The Portland Police Association airs “many concerns” about talk of body cameras.
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The Finish Line
Federal Judge Okays Police Reforms, Ending Months of Uncertainty
A federal judge has approved a package of police reforms years in the making.
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Pressure Points
Police Union President’s Latest IPR Claim Hits Home
The police union’s latest complaint about the city’s Independent Police Review hits home.
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Declaration of Independence
Cops Flubbed a Retaliation Probe—So Police Watchdog Stepped In
When the cops flubbed a retaliation probe, the Independent Police Review stepped in.
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An Order from the Court
No Annual Progress Reports? No Approval for Police Reform.
No annual progress reports for the judge? Then no approval for police reform.
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Hall Monitor
A Union Boss’ Private Thoughts
The police union president craps all over civilian oversight.
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Hall Monitor
Police Reforms Still a Tough Sell
Trying to please everybody, but not pleasing anybody.
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The $1.5 Million Question
The City’s Labor Deal with Rank-and-File Cops Has a Surprise
The city’s contract with rank-and-file police union may have a hidden cost.
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To Battle Another Day
Hales’ Peace Deal with Police Union Punts on Several Major Reforms
Mayor Hales’ peace deal with the police union punts on several major reforms.
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The Cop Shop Sweats
More Oversight Sought in Code Changes
Code changes would give the Independent Police Review new power.