OACP News

The OACP celebrates and honors our veterans for their patriotism, love of country, and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good. Thank you for your service. You are appreciated.

Chief Jerry Moore (Salem PD) will be retiring November 30, 2020 after 40+ years in law enforcement. Thank you, Chief, for your service to the law enforcement community and for your dedication to the OACP. Best wishes on your future endeavors.

As we recognize #VeteransDay it's important to remember veterans need our continued support. The OACP is partnering with Rali to help veterans & their families who face the daily realities of the opioid crisis. Learn more at www.rali-or.org

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Oregon News

Judge throws out 9-square-block restriction against federal officer actions outside courthouse in Portland
The Oregonian
A week after issuing the order, a judge on Monday threw out the 9-square-block restriction he placed on federal officers responding to protests outside the federal courthouse in downtown Portland.
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Local Law Enforcement Growing Beards, Raising Money for Local Cancer Patients 
KDRV
You'll likely start seeing more bearded police officers this month. Local law enforcement are growing out their beards for "No Shave November." 
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1,000 teddy bears donated to Hermiston police to distribute to children in distress
News Break
“We will be providing these bears to all members of our department including our three school resource officers and three chaplains. We will also send a couple of boxes to the Guardian Care Center in Pendleton,” said Chief Jason Edmiston.
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National News

Police to intensify seat belt enforcement for 'Click it or Ticket' November campaign
The Times
Police will take a more aggressive approach on seat belt enforcement in November as part of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's "Click it or Ticket" campaign.
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King County Voters Approve Changes to Police Death Inquests
U.S. News & World Report
Residents in Washington state have approved a new amendment for King County requiring inquests during investigations into police officer conduct when people die in custody.
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'Synergy," Sparking Dialogue With Police, Community Goes Virtual
Patch
Despite a country deeply divided and a pandemic sweeping the nation, Southold Town will continue its efforts to create dialogue and communication between police and all members of the community.
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