Banquet & accreditation award photos are in—just a bit too late for this week's update. Stay tuned next week for the full spotlight!
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Partnering with the OACP - 2025 Annual Conference Vendor Show
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We are deeply grateful to our generous vendors & sponsors whose financial support helped make the OACP Annual Conference in Pendleton a success. Their participation brought energy and excitement to our vendor show.
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Chief Mark Daniel & Chief Marty Case with Shatterball
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Chief John Schmerber & Spacesaver Specialists
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Chief Jim Coleman & Keele Medical
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Chief Gary Bell with Blue Logic Training
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Sergeant Dallas Cole with Gresham Ford
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The Vendor Trade Show offered valuable networking and engagement opportunities for all attendees.
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Vendors gathered for a quick meeting. Want more details on a specific product? There's still time. just open the app to find contact information for each participating vendor.
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Rick McMurry from P&C Construction partnered with Mackenzie to sponsor a great bowling event Wednesday evening.
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Chiefs hit the lanes for a lively bowling competition where friendly rivalries, impressive strikes, and a whole lot of competitive spirit were on full display.
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While the competition was fierce, the real highlights were the high-fives, laughter, and good-natured sportsmanship.
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With the great feedback received, you can expect more events like this in the future.
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THANK YOU!
A late arrival to the show, Linfield University and ZSchool participated as Platinum Sponsors for this years annual conference. Their aim is to raise awareness about their program designed to prepare officers for encounters with individuals in crisis."
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Portland Police Chief addresses gun violence and drug crisis
KATU
In this exclusive interview, he discuses how Portland is changing, what police are doing to address gun violence, the strategy to get drug dealers off the streets, and how the bureau is addressing the biggest public safety challenge in the city.
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Law enforcement hopefuls take on ORPAT challenge in Madras
Central Oregon Daily
Aspiring officers gathered at Deer Ridge Correctional Institution Friday to take the ORPAT, a physically demanding test required for police certification in Oregon. Hosted by the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office, the event gave candidates a real taste of what it takes to serve.
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Sit-in turns to "unlawful trespassing" as police called to remove striking UO student workers
KEZI
UOPD chief Jason Wade said some of his officers were inside with the student workers to make contact, ensure everyone's safety and establish a dialogue. He said arresting the student workers was possible, but wanted to avoid any use of force.
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Ankle monitor scammers preying on inmates’ families, authorities warn
FOX8
New Orleans police and the Orleans Parish Sheriff’s Office are looking into reports that a growing number of ASAP Release Monitoring clients are hearing from scammers posing as law enforcement personnel.
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Inside the First Major U.S. Bill Tackling AI Harms & Deepfake Abuse
TIME
Representatives passed the first major law tackling AI-induced harm: the Take It Down Act. The bipartisan bill, which also passed the Senate, criminalizes non-consensual deepfake porn and requires platforms to take down such material within 48 hours of being served notice.
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Youngkin signs bill placing regulations on license plate readers and law enforcement
ABC13
The bill, which originated as a recommendation from the Virginia State Crime Commission, outlines strict conditions under which ALPR systems may be used by law enforcement.
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