The cops’ curious silence over Police Review Board reports
Portland Police Bureau
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Hall Monitor
Adams Whiffs on Cop Oversight
The city wastes a chance for “transformational” change to Portland’s cop oversight system.
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Spies in the House of Occupy
Cops Keeping an Eye on Occupy Portland Find a Friend on the Inside
Police watching over Occupy Portland are finding friends on the inside.
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Occupation Revived
After a Botched Police Response, Chief Mike Reese Blinks—and Occupy Portland Gains a Second Life
How pepper spray, riot cops, and a police chief’s potential candidacy brought Occupy Portland back to life.
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Hall Monitor
Occupy Claims a Candidate
Occupy Portland sank Mike Reese’s mayoral bid—but not for the reasons you might think.
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Hall Monitor
Reese Can’t Have It Both Ways
Time for Mike Reese to decide: Are you the police chief or a politician? You can’t be both.
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Occupy Numerology
Details, Details! Portland’s Occupation by the Numbers.
Arrests! Cash! Cops! Occupy Portland, by the numbers.
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Hall Monitor
But What Does Reese Stand For?
Sure, the polls favor Chief Reese right now—but what kind of mayor would he be ?
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Occupy Pressure Cooker
Denying Occupy Portland Expansion Keeps Heat on Camps, Strains Cop Resources
Keeping Occupy Portland contained raises tension in camps, strains police resources.
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Assassination by Media?
Occupy Portland: News Alerts Undermine Our Message
Occupy Portland says news reports on crime and other problems are undermining its message.
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The Hidden Cost of Cops
Want to Know Which Police Officers Get Sued the Most? Good Luck.
Vague recordkeeping makes it hard to tell which Portland cops are sued—and cost the city—the most.
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In Other News
Tiny police motorcycles, twin visions for West Hayden Island, and a costly bike crash.