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A Hermiston man pleaded guilty to one count of “Initiating a False Report” after alerting authorities to a racist letter in his mailbox that he wrote himself.
PENDLETON â A former Umatilla County Commissioner candidate who claimed a racist letter was left anonymously in his mailbox was sentenced on Friday, Jan. 29, for initiating a false report, according to the Umatilla County District Attorneyâs Office.
Jonathan Lopez, 30, reported to the Hermiston Police Department in June 2020 that he found a letter in the mailbox of his residence in Hermiston containing derogatory racial terms and veiled threats. At the time, Lopez was a recent candidate for a Umatilla County Commissionerâs seat. He placed fourth in the May 2020 primary.
A copy of the letter was given to the police department, prompting an investigation into Lopezâs background that raised concerns about the letterâs authenticity. Lopez was questioned by police and later confessed to writing the letter himself.
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UMATILLA COUNTY â Historically, when the East Oregonian has compiled top-10 stories of the year lists, it has polled the staff on the top stories and compiled the list based on those results. When we went down that path, it was apparent that the voting was for stories two through 10, because there is no question what the yearâs top story would be â the COVID-19 pandemic.
That left stories like the February flooding that ravaged Umatilla County, summer protests in Hermiston and Pendleton, the sudden death of a Pendleton city councilor and the permanent closure of the Boardman Generating Station competing for space with COVID-19 stories on the list.