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We never knew to tell him one pill could kill you

Lethal overdose: ‘We never knew to tell him one pill could kill you’ OregonLive.com 4 days ago Noelle Crombie, oregonlive.com © Beth Nakamura/The Oregonian/The Oregonian “I hope to be a house dad that gets to spend time with my future kids.” That s what Cal Epstein of Cedar Mill wrote as a fourth-grader on this photo of him taken by a classmate at Bonny Slope. He died in December of a fentanyl overdose. The students had been given cameras and photographed each other as part of a large art project led by former Portland creative laureate Julie Keefe. Jennifer Epstein was headed on a walk one morning last December when she noticed her son’s car still in the driveway.

Investigators suspect Oregon City police officer shot in eye in weekend chase, shootout

Investigators suspect Oregon City police officer shot in eye in weekend chase, shootout Updated May 10, 5:15 PM; Posted May 10, 5:13 PM Oregon City Officer Chris Brosseau underwent surgery to remove what appears to be a metal object from his eye. Facebook Share An Oregon City police officer suffered a serious eye injury likely from gunfire by the suspect during a chase and shootout Saturday on Oregon 213, according to the police chief. Investigators believe Officer Chris Brosseau was injured when Gerald Leroy Barnes II fired on police, said Chief Jim Band. Brosseau, who has worked for the agency for 31/2 years, was placing spike strips to help Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office deputies stop Barnes when he was injured.

Lawyers for COVID-19 infected inmates, families of prisoners who have died seek class-action status

Washington County DA asks state Department of Justice to review fatal shooting by Tigard police

In a letter to Michael Slauson, chief counsel for the criminal division of the Department of Justice, the DA said he believes an “independent evaluation” of the investigation of the fatal shooting of Jacob Macduff is necessary “given the concerns I have developed regarding the incident.”

Black lawmakers push for bill to limit arrests, traffic stops in Oregon

Black lawmakers push for bill to limit arrests, traffic stops in Oregon OregonLive.com 5/1/2021 Noelle Crombie, oregonlive.com © Mark Graves/The Oregonian/Mark Graves/The Oregonian Trees heavily damaged on the grounds of the Oregon State Capitol Thursday, Feb. 25. 2021. The damage came after a snow and ice storm hit the area in mid-February. A bill gaining traction in the Legislature would restrict police from stopping motorists for a broken light and require officers to identify themselves to motorists and cite a reason for a traffic stop. It goes even further to reform police work than a bipartisan legislative package that already has won approval.

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