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   [image o fKATU article on a DUII charge for an officer]Cop Arrested for DUII After Showing Up to Crime Scene Acting Strangely

A Portland Police employee, Criminalist Bradley McIntyre (#35126), was arrested February 26 after showing up for a civilian-on-civilian shooting investigation and acting in a way that "concerned" his supervisor. McIntyre was asked to sit in the passenger seat of his police vehicle, but drove away in it instead, leading to an arrest about 10 blocks away (KGW-8, February 27).

BREAKING NEWS (late April 2021):

As the PPR was heading to press, news broke that Derek Chauvin, the officer who killed George Floyd in Minneapolis last May, was found guilty of murder and manslaugter. As others have said, this is accountability but more work needs to be done for justice.

  People's Police Report

May, 2021
Also in PPR #83

• US Dept of Justice: Portland Out of Compliance
• Portland Police Kill Man in Crisis After No Deaths in 2020
  • Deadly Force in Oregon Continues Apace in 2020/2021
• Police Detain 100 Protestors; Problematic Policing Pattern
• Cops Seek to Undermine Commissioner, D.A.
• Misconduct Appeal Upheld by City Council
• Contract Talks: City Asserts Right to Discipline Officers
• Review Board Report: Officer Fired for Lying
 • Cop Shows Up to Crime Scene Acting Strange, Arrested for DUII
 • Council Rebuffs Mayor but Gang Team Deputized by Feds
• Houseless Community Challenged, Cops Defend Dumpster
• No Surprises at Council Terrorism Task Force Hearing
• Officers Play Musical Chairs at Training Advisory Council
• Legal Briefs: Federal Qualified Immunity, OR Cell Phone Rulings
• PPB's New Policy on Queer Community Shows Promise
• Rapping Back #83
  

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