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People's Police Report #89 - May 2023

Table of Contents

• 2022's Record 42 Deadly Force Incidents in Oregon  
  • Multnomah Deputies Shoot Again, PPB Guns Silent (for now); 8 PPB Cases Reviewed  
• Judge Continues to Push City on Reforms in DOJ Agreement  
• City Settles with Four More Protestors for Over $200,000  
  • PPB Evicts Family from Hotel, City Pays $15,000  
• "Independent" Police Review Assigns Community Board to Mayor's Office  
• Police Accountability Commission Gets More Time to Design New System  
• "Camp Wheeler," Relocation Center for Houseless Community, to Open  
• Terrorism Task Force Annual Report: A Nothing Burger Served in Public  
• Training Council Continues Debating Demographics  
• Quick Flashes PPR #89:  
 • Drones Buzz Their Way into Portland
 • Nike Store Doesn't Get Cops for Security
 • Multnomah Cty Deputy Charged with Strangulation Gets Short Sentence
• Updates PPR #89:  
 • City: Cops Should Talk to Investigators Before Viewing Bodycam Footage
 • PPB Quietly Releases Body Camera Policy with Limited Input
 • Overwhelming Opposition to Gunshot Detection Technology
 • Hunzeker Reinstated--No Retaliation Found-- Then Resigns for 2nd Job
 • Sergeant Who Oversaw Biased Training Slide Suspended
 • Portland Police Step Up Efforts to Put Cops Back in Schools
• Rapping Back #89 -- Analysis of Police "Union" Web Postings  

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Posted May 10, 2023
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