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January 15 - 17, 2020
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Portland Police Bureau
participated in Tip-a-Cop in October, raising money
for and bringing awareness to Oregon Special Olympics athletes. Nice job,
PPB! To view several other agencies who participated in similar events, go
to Oct. 23rd's Weekly Publication. Click here to view.
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Oregon
News
Name that dog: Deschutes County
Sheriff's Office asks for help naming its newest K-9
Fox12 Oregon
The Deschutes County Sheriff's Office has a new K-9. Now, the
dog just needs a name.
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Portland Police Bureau veteran to
take over as police chief in Washougal
FOX 12
The City of Washougal's new police
chief is a 25-year veteran of the Portland Police Bureau. Wendi
Steinbronn will take over the police department at the end of the month.
Currently, Steinbronn is the commander of Portland's north precinct.
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Man who ignited explosives when cornered by officers sentenced
to 40 years in federal prison
The Oregonian
A federal judge on Friday sentenced Jason P. Schaefer to 40 years in
prison, calling him an "extraordinarily dangerous individual'' for
igniting a cigarette pack filled with explosive material as he was cornered
in his car by members of the FBI-led Joint Terrorism Task Force.
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National
News
Oxford Police Department purchases
more than 400 trauma kits for area classrooms
Oxford Eagle
Every year, the haunted house raises money toward a cause, but
this year OPD's Capt. Alan Ivy - who organizes the event - wanted to focus
on a more specific need.
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Welcome to Sandy Springs: What's your
license plate? City gets 99 cams
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
A total of 99 new cameras will be
placed around the entrances and main thoroughfares in the affluent city of
100,000 residents. The cameras scan license plates and alert police if
vehicles are flagged as stolen or of interest in a criminal investigation.
Read More
Virginia Man Loses 176 Pounds in
Journey to Join Police Force
Officer.com
A Richmond, Va. man realized a life-long goal after losing over 170 pounds
in an effort to change his life and join the city's police force.
Read More
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