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11/04/2022

10/21/2022

This is not OK.

NEWBERG OREGON is about some f**ksh*t.

10/07/2022

10/05/2022

The police just shot someone in the Lloyd District. One of the Street Medics trained this year in Stop the Bleed treated her until the ambulance arrived.

09/29/2022

09/25/2022

09/22/2022

Kevin David Williams
update on Tabitha Poppins i stole from Grey :

PSA you don't need to wait to coordinate with people to help us search for Tabitha. People showed up at 10AM at Collins Beach today if that's helpful for people who want a group. They are still actively searching. A camp is being made on the q***r side of the n**e beach to serve as a home base for the independent search and rescue mission.
Note: the water moves at 265,000 cubic feet per second, meaning downstream is where you want to look.

09/21/2022

reshhare

09/17/2022

09/14/2022

Killer Cop Receives Nighttime Visit – Rose City Counter-Info

“Overnight on 9.12.22, a PPB officer named Andrew Hearst was visited by anarchists at his home in Vancouver Washington. A personal vehicle that belongs to Andrew Hearst was discretely sabotaged. If you thought we would forget Quanice Hayes and Merle Hatch, the victims of Andrew Hearst, you are wrong.

Quanice Hayes was only 17, a child, when he was murdered by Andrew Hearst. He was unarmed and was complying with the conflicting orders the pigs were giving him. Andrew Hearst fired three shots, ex*****on style, from close range.

Merle Hatch was having a mental health crisis and was outside the hospital where he had been a patient. Andrew Hearst and other pigs unloaded 19 rounds on Merle Hatch. He was unarmed and holding a broken phone handle.

To every other killer cop who sleeps peacefully: if you think we would forget the people you killed, or forget our anger over time, you will find out the hard way that we always remember. Hiding in your white suburbia house is not going to make you safe. You will never be safe. See you soon…

Rest in power Quanice Hayes. Rest in power Merle Hatch. You are not forgotten.”

-submitted anonymously.

To find the rest of the article that I couldn’t include due to ig’s guidelines, find the full communique on rosecitycounterinfo.noblogs.org

or the direct link:
https://rosecitycounterinfo.noblogs.org/2022/09/killer-cop-receives-nighttime-visit/

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09/10/2022

This is what Milo McIver state park looks like right now or did a few minutes ago.

If you have friends or family in the region please have a plan.

09/08/2022

08/28/2022

Eyes on Detroit. Our prayers go out.

08/24/2022

STUDENT LOAN info

08/24/2022

Tonight! 205/MUP (Lents Area)

• Hot meals
• Harm Reduction
• Wound Care
• Hygiene Kits
• Water

Thank you to for your partnership in providing ingredients to support these meals.

Special thanks to Kali Hickman for 60 hygiene bags delivered for this week!

If you’d like to partner in making wound care or hygiene kits for us, email us at: [email protected]

08/24/2022

The Long Tradition of Debt Cancellation in Mesopotamia and Egypt from 3000 to 1000 BC – CADTM

We must pierce the smoke-screen of creditors and re-establish the historical truth. Repeated and generalised debt cancellation has occurred throughout history.

We must pierce the smoke-screen of creditors and re-establish the historical truth. Repeated and generalised debt cancellation has occurred throughout…

08/22/2022

Law enforcement stops potential mass shooting at Gorge Amphitheater

Law enforcement believes they stopped a potential mass shooting at a popular concert spot on Friday.
The Grant County Sheriff’s Office says they stopped a man who they believed had plans to commit a mass shooting at the Gorge Amphitheater.
Concert goers and security notified Sheriff’s deputies around 9:00 p.m., August 19, of a man in the parking lot.
Police say witnesses told them they became suspicious when they saw the man inhale an unknown substance or gas from a balloon and then load two 9mm pistols from the trunk of his car.
The man concealed one gun in the rear of his waistband and the other gun was in a holster, on the outside of his pants, officials say.
The suspect approached concertgoers and asked what time the show ended and where people would be leaving the venue.
The suspect, later identified as Jonathan R Moody, 31, of Ephrata, Washington, did not make it inside the venue.
Security stopped Moody outside the gates and disarmed him of the two loaded guns.

Law enforcement believes they stopped a potential mass shooting at a popular concert spot on Friday.

08/10/2022

Trump, on trump. Which one is he?

08/09/2022

TriMet to Increase Police Presence on Public Transit Amid Fentanyl Surge in Oregon

TriMet plans to increase transit police on and around the transit system in part due to an alleged increase in drug use on buses and MAX trains, according to an internal agency memo. The increase in transit police and other security officers will not exceed the agency's budgeted positions, according to TriMet.

On July 27, TriMet sent a memo to employees titled “What to Know About Drug Inhalation on System” that noted the surge of fentanyl use in Oregon over the past three years. Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that is 50 to 100 times more potent than he**in and significantly cheaper to produce. Health experts believe that increased access to fentanyl has contributed to the 41 percent increase in overdose deaths in Oregon over the past year—nationally, overdose deaths climbed 16 percent in the same time period.

According to the internal agency memo that was shared with the Mercury, the increase in fentanyl use has led to more frequent use of drugs in public spaces, including on and around TriMet buses and trains. Employees have been “understandably concerned about how exposure to smoke from this drug use may affect their health and ability to pass drug tests,” according to the memo, so TriMet has made two changes—a new policy to air out buses and an increased frequency of transit police “enforcement missions.”

“The increase in drug use in the communities TriMet serves is concerning, and it’s led to some issues on and near our transit system,” said TriMet spokesperson Tyler Graf. “We’ve instituted a new policy where, if an operator detects smoke or learns of odors that are concerning riders, they’ll stop the train to let riders off and air out the inside of the vehicle.”

TriMet plans to increase transit police on and around the transit system in part due to an alleged increase in drug use on buses and MAX trains, according to an internal agency memo. The increase in transit police and other security officers will not exceed the agency's budgeted positions, according...

08/08/2022

200-year-old tree explodes in Portland due to heatwave

The tree, estimated to be more than 200 years old, looked perfectly healthy but seven days of temperatures at 95 degrees or above may have been the cause of the branch falling. The branch was estimated to weigh roughly 30,000 pounds.

No one was hurt and the property damage was minimal, but it was a healthy and regularly maintained tree.

Like the rest of us, the old oak had just gone through a heat wave where the highs hit between 95 and 107 degrees for seven days in a row, the longest heat wave on record in the Portland area.

That kind of heat is not healthy for people, but it’s also not healthy for even our oldest and most resilient trees.

Arborist Michael Jolliff told FOX 12 how intense heat can cause a tree to explode.

“That [heat] tends to cause thermal changes inside the tree in the wood tissues and also the buildup of gases inside the tree,” he said. “That can be explosive and sudden.”

It looks like the heat may have caused the tree to explode.

08/08/2022

Canadian mother fakes deaths of herself and young son, then flees to Oregon under false name, federal authorities allege

woman accused of faking the death of herself and her young son, then fleeing Canada and living under a friend’s name in Oregon to avoid a custody dispute faces charges of aggravated identity theft in federal court.

Paperwork found in Dawn Marie Walker’s car appears to show her preparation, including “dye hair” and “cover tattoo,” investigators allege.

Canadian authorities thought Walker, 48, and her son may have been “swept away” while fishing by the edge of a riverbank in a Canadian park, according to a federal affidavit in support of a criminal complaint. A passerby reported to police on July 23 finding a purse, a broken fishing pole halfway in the water and a blanket left on the ground, the affidavit said.

Police searched the area and found Walker’s truck parked nearby and soon offered a $10,000 reward for information on the missing woman and son, believed to be 7 years old.

Weeks later, authorities learned by tracking Walker’s bank accounts that Walker had assumed a friend’s identity without permission and crossed the border into the United States on July 23, the affidavit said.

A woman accused of faking the death of herself and her young son, then fleeing Canada and living under a friend’s name in Oregon to avoid a custody dispute faces charges of aggravated identity theft and fraud in federal court. Canadian authorities thought Dawn Marie Walker, 48, and her son may hav...

08/08/2022

Person found dead after reports of assault in Northeast Portland

A woman was found dead in Northeast Portland early Monday morning after reports of an assault in the Parkrose Heights neighborhood, police officials said.

Officers were called out at about 1:30 a.m. on reports of an assault along Northeast 104th Avenue between Weidler and Hancock Street.

Police arrived to find an adult female dead.

KATU News crews say officers have closed off a parking lot outside of the Beverly Grove Apartments for an investigation.

The bureau’s homicide unit is investigating. They ask anyone with helpful information to get ahold of Detective Eric McDaniel at [email protected], 503-823-0833 or Detective Jeff Pontius at [email protected], 503-823-0433. Please reference case number 22-212419.

Authorities are not releasing details about what led up to the death. Portland Police said they will release the person’s name once the victim has been identified, a cause of death has been confirmed, and family members have been notified.

A woman was found dead in Northeast Portland early Monday morning after reports of an assault in the Parkrose Heights neighborhood, police officials said.

08/07/2022

UPDATE: Two Cooling Centers to Open Sunday in Portland

UPDATE: Two Cooling Centers to Open Sunday in Portland

Update August 7, 12:03 pm: Two cooling centers will open at 2 pm in Portland Sunday as temperatures return to the triple digits. The Midland and Gresham libraries have extended their hours until 8 pm to help people stay out fo the heat. The Lloyd Center Mall has also extended its hours until 10 pm o...

08/07/2022

DOJ charges current, former police officers in connection with raid that killed Breonna Taylor

U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland announced Thursday that the Department of Justice has filed charges against four former and current Louisville police officers in connection with the death of Breonna Taylor. The charges include civil rights offenses, unlawful conspiracies, unconstitutional use of force and obstruction offenses.

"The federal charges announced today allege that members of a Police Investigations Unit falsified the affidavit used to obtain the search warrant of Ms. Taylor's home and that this act violated federal civil rights laws, and that those violations resulted in Ms. Taylor's death," Garland said in a news conference.

The federal charges against detective Joshua Jaynes, former Louisville detective Kelly Goodlett and sergeant Kyle Meany allege they violated Taylor's Fourth Amendment rights when they sought a warrant to search Taylor's home while knowing they lacked probable cause, and that they knew their affidavit supporting the warrant contained false and misleading information and omitted other material information, resulting in her death.

"Among other things, the affidavit falsely claimed that officers had verified that the target of the alleged drug trafficking operation had received packages at Ms. Taylor's address. In fact, defendants Jaynes and Goodlett knew that was not true," Garland said during a press conference.

Garland also alleged that Jaynes and Goodlett knew armed officers will be carrying out the raid at Taylor's home, and that conducting the search could create "a dangerous situation for anyone who happened to be in Ms. Taylor's home."

The Justice Department has filed civil rights violations charges in connection with a 2020 raid that killed Breonna Taylor.

08/07/2022

Video shows shootout in Portland's Old Town District, police seek other suspects

Video shows shootout in Portland's Old Town District, police seek other suspects

KATU ABC 2 offers coverage of news, weather, sports and community events for Portland, Oregon and surrounding towns, including Beaverton, Lake Oswego, Milwaukie, Happy Valley, Gresham, Vancouver, Hillsboro, Oregon City, Tualatin, West Linn, Woodburn, Tigard, Tualatin and Garden Home.

07/26/2022

Repost:

As forecasts show temperatures potentially surging to triple digits, four overnight cooling shelters and one daytime cooling center will open Tuesday, July 26. The City and Multnomah County, Oregon continue to monitor weather forecasts and prepare to add additional cooling sites as needed, to ensure no one is turned away.

Overnight cooling shelters open Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the following locations:

🆒 Charles Jordan Community Center: 9009 N. Foss Ave., Portland

🆒 East Portland Community Center: 740 S.E. 106th Ave., Portland

🆒 Portland Building: 1120 S.W. 5th Ave., Portland

🆒 Sunrise Center: 18901 E. Burnside, Portland

A daytime cooling center will open Tuesday, from 2 – 10 p.m., at the following location:

🆒 Old Town: 435 N.W. Glisan St., Portland

For the extent of the emergency declaration, TriMet will not turn away anyone riding to a cool place who cannot afford to pay fare. TriMet asks riders to let their driver know they are headed to a cool place.

When riding transit during extreme heat, riders will want to plan extra time and check https://bit.ly/3cICFC8 before traveling, as there may be heat-related delays to service.

Anyone who needs transportation support to a cool space can also dial 2-1-1.

For more info on cooling shelters and cooling center locations, visit https://bit.ly/3cHEH5p

(Check bio for links)

07/26/2022

Repost:

As forecasts show temperatures potentially surging to triple digits, four overnight cooling shelters and one daytime cooling center will open Tuesday, July 26. The City and Multnomah County, Oregon continue to monitor weather forecasts and prepare to add additional cooling sites as needed, to ensure no one is turned away.

Overnight cooling shelters open Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the following locations:

🆒 Charles Jordan Community Center: 9009 N. Foss Ave., Portland

🆒 East Portland Community Center: 740 S.E. 106th Ave., Portland

🆒 Portland Building: 1120 S.W. 5th Ave., Portland

🆒 Sunrise Center: 18901 E. Burnside, Portland

A daytime cooling center will open Tuesday, from 2 – 10 p.m., at the following location:

🆒 Old Town: 435 N.W. Glisan St., Portland

For the extent of the emergency declaration, TriMet will not turn away anyone riding to a cool place who cannot afford to pay fare. TriMet asks riders to let their driver know they are headed to a cool place.

When riding transit during extreme heat, riders will want to plan extra time and check https://bit.ly/3cICFC8 before traveling, as there may be heat-related delays to service.

Anyone who needs transportation support to a cool space can also dial 2-1-1.

For more info on cooling shelters and cooling center locations, visit https://bit.ly/3cHEH5p

(Check bio for links)

07/21/2022

07/21/2022

just downgraded ' official rating from "Green — Trustworthy" to "Red — proceed with caution."

07/21/2022

President Biden tests positive for COVID-19

President Biden tests positive for COVID-19

President Joe Biden tested positive for COVID-19 Thursday morning, his office said.