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Gratitude…It’s the word that comes to mind as we
say goodbye to 2019 and look forward to a new decade. As we look back on
the past year, there are so many reasons to be thankful. It is a privilege
to serve a profession that continues to perform a heroic mission, with a
firm commitment to integrity, excellence and justice. It’s an honor to
support leaders who are rowing together to lead agencies where officers
thrive and communities are safe. To insure that Oregon law enforcement
remains committed to delivering the most just and professional policing in
the United States and to creating a state where living, working, and
playing can take place in peace. It’s hard to believe that The Victory
Group is completing 25 years with the Oregon Association Chiefs of Police…25
Annual Conferences, 25 OACP presidents, and along the way, working
alongside too many great leaders to count. As we turn the page on 2019 and
look forward in anticipation to a brand new year, we do so with a renewed
passion for serving all of you as you step into a new decade with all of
its challenges and opportunities. On behalf of your whole OACP team (Marie,
Deanna, Annie, Paula, and me), thank you for continuing to trust us with
this important work.
Happy New Year!
Kevin
OACP Executive Director
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PPB Chief Danielle
Outlaw accepts new position as Philadelphia police commissioner
Fox 12
Portland Police Chief Danielle Outlaw has accepted a new position as the
police commissioner for the City of Philadelphia.
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Santa rides with
police
New Register
Santa Claus made several trips to Carlton before Christmas, including one
that led to him sitting in the back of a police car.
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Salem Police
Department Lt. Treven Upkes Graduates FBI National Academy
FBI-Oregon
Lieutenant Treven Upkes, Salem Police Department, has completed one of the
toughest challenges available to local law enforcement officers: the FBI
National Academy. Lieutenant Upkes and two other Oregon law enforcement
officers graduated a ten-week training session at the FBI National Academy
in Quantico, Virginia, today.
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Portland Police Bureau
Lt. Jay Bates Graduates from the FBI National Academy
FBI-Oregon
Lieutenant Bates and two other Oregon law enforcement officers graduated a
10-week training session at the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia,
today.
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Lt. Chris Baldridge,
Marion County Sheriff's Office, Graduates from FBI National Academy
FBI-Oregon
Lieutenant Baldridge and two other
Oregon law enforcement officers graduated a 10-week training session at the
FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia, today.
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Gresham Police Swear In Comfort Dog
City of Gresham
A new furry member of the Gresham Police Department was sworn in this
morning. This is not an ordinary K9, however; he is a comfort dog.
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Breaking down the ruling that restricts questions Oregon
officers can ask in traffic stops
NBC16
"Reasonably-related questions" - that's what
officers and deputies in Oregon have to stick to when they pull someone
over.
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National
News
FAA Plans to Identify and Track Most
U.S. Drones Within Three Years
The Wall Street Journal
Aviation regulators want virtually all drones to be identified
and tracked in U.S. airspace within three years, under proposed rules that
attempt to balance law-enforcement and safety concerns with industry
interest in an array of commercial uses.
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Pair of dramatic SoCal takedowns show
police dogs taking bite out of crime
Eyewitness News
The value of having highly trained K-9 officers on a police force was
dramatically illustrated in two separate SoCal incidents on Friday.
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Massachusetts has a blueprint for
what's next in criminal justice reform
NBC News
Experts point to Massachusetts as one of the blueprints for what's next for
criminal justice reform as lawmakers and advocates argue more changes are
needed at the federal level.
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