OACP AWARDS
The 2023 Annual Conference will be here before we know it, along with OACP's Awards Banquet. It's not too early to begin thinking about a fellow OACP member you would like to nominate. In the weeks ahead we will be highlighting several of the OACP awards, with the hopes that you can identify a colleague who is worthy of recognition.
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Meet Our Newest
ASSOCIATE Members!
Sergeant Christopher Anderson, Hubbard PD
Sergeant Michael Massey, Springfield PD
Deputy Chief Nathan Reynolds, Oregon DHS
Interim Admin Police Cpt. Bruce Riley, UofO PD
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New Member Fun Facts:
We asked our new members about their hobbies, favorite music genre, where they would travel if given the chance, and their favorite food. Here's how a couple of them answered:
Christopher Anderson - Fishing is my passion, primarily ocean fishing for Salmon, Halibut, Lingcod and rockfish. Music from the 80's. I have traveled a fair amount and would return to Belize. Given the choice Mexican food tops my list of favorites.
Nathan Reynolds - Grandparents to twin grandsons that just turned one! Love the tropics, but need to go back to Europe! Pizza...Duh!
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Redmond split into house, senate districts in November
The Redmond Spokesman
Splitting the city in half along W Antler Avenue, Canyon Drive and Greenwood Avenue, 2021 political redistricting carved the growing city into two house districts and two senate districts.
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High court upholds Brown's clemency for juvenile offenders
Portland Tribune
The Oregon Supreme Court has let stand a lower court decision upholding Gov. Kate Brown's orders for early release of some prison inmates and new hearings for some convicted juvenile offenders after they complete part of their sentences.
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Oregonlive
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KATU
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Drug agents seize $172K worth of fentanyl at Georgia package delivery hub
WSB-TV
Agents found a package with the deadly drug fentanyl at a package delivery hub in Hall County.
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New Mexico governor seeks FBI reinforcements amid crime
AP News
The Democratic governor of New Mexico has asked the federal Department of Justice to assign more FBI agents to the state in response to violent crime.
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South Bend Tribune
Police and city officials on Tuesday unveiled a series of policies that are aimed at governing the use of South Bend’s new “Real Time Crime Center.”
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U.S. Supreme Court rebuffs challenge to police qualified immunity defense
Reuters
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to take up a challenge to a legal defense called qualified immunity that has been employed to shield police officers accused of unlawfully using excessive force in a case involving a Michigan police officer who fatally shot a man as he drove away in a car.
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OACP Weekly Update
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