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OACP
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2019
OACP Annual Conference
April 9th-12th
Reserve your room at
the Riverhouse
for the Annual Conference. This may be your last chance.
Room release date: March 18th (OACP Room block will no
longer be available). Call (866)
453-4480
Click here for updated information on the conference. Check out
our latest addition to our Speaker Lineup... Brad Barton: Executive
Coach, Author, Magician, and World Record Holder in Track and Field.
IACP
Scholarship
March 31st is
the deadline for submissions
Click here for
more information
Annual Conference Auction Weekly Showcase
This year we will have
both silent and oral auction items
Click here to
view this week's highlighted items!
Click here
to review all auction items featured so far
Interested
in Past Conference Resources?
We've
linked some of the presentations in our members only area for you!
Click here to view
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Oregon
News
Malheur County Sheriff's deputy receives award for efforts in
DUII enforcement
Argus Obsever
Twenty-seven
times in 2018, a Malheur County Sheriff's deputy was able to get
intoxicated individuals off of local roads. A recommendation from one of the
sergeants at the sheriff's office, as well as that from an Oregon State
Police trooper, who both realized the value of the deputy's efforts, got
Deputy Tony Lopez on the radar for the Oregon chapter of Mothers Against
Drunk Driving.
Read more
PSU Leaders Face More Heat After Consultant Recommends Keeping
Armed Officers
OPB
Portland State University plans to establish a committee of
students and faculty to summarize campus responses to the board of trustees
as it continues to grapple with pressure to disarm campus officers.
Read more
Pint-Sized
Police Officer Sworn in to Springfield Department
KEZI
There's a new pint-sized police officer on the Springfield
police force. Seven-year-old Tayt Steen was sworn in as an honorary
officer Thursday at the Springfield Justice Court.
Read more
National
News
New
York, feds join to get 100K rape kits tested around US
Omaha
Languishing
evidence in over 100,000 sexual assault cases around the country has been
sent for DNA testing with money from a New York prosecutor and federal
authorities, spurring over 1,000 arrests and hundreds of convictions in
three years, officials say.
Read more
LAPD
data programs need better oversight to protect public, inspector general
concludes
LA Times
The
Los Angeles Police Department's computer programs that label people as
chronic offenders need more oversight to protect the public from unfair
arrests and detentions, a report by the agency's inspector general
concluded.
Read more
Measure
at Minnesota Legislature would fine slower drivers in left lane
Star Tribune
Drivers who are traveling in the left lane more slowly than the
"speed of traffic" could face a misdemeanor fine of at least $100
under a measure introduced - yet again - at the Legislature.
Read more
26
women rescued at Seattle massage parlors in human trafficking bust
CBS News
Seattle police said they rescued 26 women after a
three-and-a-half-year human trafficking investigation into massage parlors
across the city. After receiving dozens of complaints, police investigated
11 businesses and arrested six people for promoting prostitution and money
laundering.
Read more
A
Shipping Manifest Said the Container Held Dried Fruit. Inside Was 3,200
Pounds of Cocaine.
The New York
Times
The authorities were conducting a routine inspection aboard the
M.S.C. Carlotta last month when a worn, teal shipping container caught
their eye: The pins that held the containers' doors in place appeared to
have been doctored.
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OACP Weekly Update
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