News – October 22, 2020 – Portland Protest News

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News – October 24, 2020

By Andy Sylvester

Today's news summary: Review shows most protesters are not radicals, JoAnn Hardesty proposes resolution to restrict federally deputized police, March 2 Vote event in Portland, interview with Demetria Hester (co-founder...

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News – October 23, 2020

By Andy Sylvester

Today's news summary: Retired police officer officially charged in van accident, hearing ends on court order on limiting Portland police use of force, update on Navy vet injured in protests...

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News – October 22, 2020

By Andy Sylvester

Today's news summary: Retired Portland cop indicted for hitting vandals with van during protests, testimony continues on Portland police conduct during protests, informal protest on Thursday afternoon Oregonian: Portland cop,...

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News – October 21, 2020

By Andy Sylvester

Today's news summary: Protest at ICE building, environmentalists sue over use of tear gas, push for police budget cuts, hearing on police brutatlity KGW: Portland protesters hold rally outside ICE...

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October 20, 2020

By Andy Sylvester

Today's news summary: Protest at Portland police union building, activists promoting police oversight measure, Proud Boys member Alan Swinney denied release, community conversation on systemic racism, interview of BLM co-founder...

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Today’s news summary: Retired Portland cop indicted for hitting vandals with van during protests, testimony continues on Portland police conduct during protests, informal protest on Thursday afternoon

Oregonian: Portland cop, now retired, accused of driving into vandalism suspect while monitoring mid-June protest

Back in court for day two. Q: Does Portland's near-daily use of force against protesters violate court order to use munitions only in life-threatening circumstances? We're focused on June 30th: when police used tear gas to protect their union building, which isn't public property
— Karina Brown (@karinapdx) October 22, 2020

Yet another federal judge in Portland just now questioning in court why @Portlandpolice don't have and use body cams? Officer responds it's a City Council/budget issue, beyond his paygrade. (1/2)
— Maxine Bernstein (@maxoregonian) October 22, 2020

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