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Hales Says He Wants Reese to Stay on as Police Chief

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Mayor-elect Charlie Hales says is committed to keeping Mike Reese on as Portland's police chief.Hales, who will serve as police commissioner, says he hasn't set a time table for when they'll decide if the relationship is working out. "I haven't set a schedule other than obviously, I'll be watching his performance, just like every other key manager at the city—daily and weekly," he says.During the ...   More
 
Thursday, December 6, 2012 by Andrea Damewood

Portland Police, U.S. Department of Justice, Release Agreement on Mental Health Reforms

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The U.S. Department of Justice and the city of Portland released a settlement agreement Friday on changes the city must make in order to stay out of court, in the wake of the DOJ’s findings that police have a pattern of using excessive force against the mentally ill.The agreement ramps up both internal and external supervision of the department, expands police crisis training and response and further ...   More
 
Friday, October 26, 2012 ANDREA DAMEWOOD

Failure To Comply

The feds have used independent monitors to reform police agencies elsewhere. But Portland leaders don’t want one here.


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The U.S. Department of Justice last week released a damning report about the Portland Police Bureau’s use of force. The details may...   More
 
Wednesday, September 19, 2012 WW Editorial Staff

Portland Police Clear City Hall Sidewalk of Protesters

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City Hall protester Cameron Whitten declared victory and ended his 55-day hunger strike last week. Today, the city kicked his fellow protesters out.About a dozen Portland Police officers performed a sweep of the sidewalk in front of City Hall late this morning to force protesters to move across Southwest 4th Street and take their belongings. The sweep lasted about 30 minutes and resulted in one arrest ...   More
 
Wednesday, August 1, 2012 SAM STITES

Read The Portland Police Union President's Blistering Attack On Bureau Leaders

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Portland Police Association President Daryl Turner has published a long, detailed and yet still raw-feeling screed directed at the leadership of the Portland Police Bureau, including Chief Mike Reese, Lt. Robert King and Mayor Sam Adams.Turner's beef? Adams' decision to ignore an arbitrator's ruling and fire Officer Ron Frashour, who two years ago shot an unarmed man, Aaron Campbell (pictured). The ...   More
 
Wednesday, June 6, 2012 by Corey Pein

Bellringer Boycott? City Bureau Chiefs Raise Cash For Salvation Army Despite Gay Activist Opposition

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Portland Police Chief Mike Reese and Portland Fire and Rescue Chief John Klum plan to participate in a Salvation Army "Celebrity Bell Ringing Challenge" this morning, despite calls by some gay-rights activists to boycott the Christian charity. Klum and Reese (who last month abandoned his plans for a mayoral campaign) will compete to see who can raise the most change from passersby outside Nordstrom ...   More
 
Tuesday, December 13, 2011 COREY PEIN

Mike Reese Decides Against Mayoral Run

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Ten days after forming a political fundraising committee, and after a weekend of bad press inspired by his own misleading remarks involving a rape investigation allegedly delayed by the Occupy Portland protests, not to mention a viral Oregonian photo of an officer pepper-spraying a demonstrator in the face, Portland Police Bureau Chief Mike Reese announced this afternoon that he will not run for mayor.Here ...   More
 
Monday, November 21, 2011 COREY PEIN

Police Chief Mike Reese Apologizes for Issuing False Info About Occupy Portland's Impact on a Rape Case

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Police Chief Mike Reese, who's getting close to a bid for mayor, apologized this weekend for claiming that his officers are so busy dealing with Occupy Portland protesters that they had to leave a rape victim sitting unassisted for three hours.---It turned out not to be true, and police officials had to walk back Reese's comments Friday. Reese says now that the "reality ...   More
 
Monday, November 21, 2011 BRENT WALTH

Maybe Police Chief Mike Reese Shouldn't Have Blamed Slow Response to Rape on Occupy Portland

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Portland Police Chief and potential mayoral candidate Mike Reese has become an online laughingstock for telling KGW-TV yesterday that Occupy Portland delayed police response to a rape for three hours. ---"We had a rape victim stand by for three hours until we could get an officer to take a report," Reese said, "and that makes all of us very sad."Today, the Police Bureau walked Reese's claim back, ...   More
 
Friday, November 18, 2011 by Aaron Mesh

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