#PortlandPolice

Cop Blaster

@copblaster.bsky.social

3 weeks ago

Portland Police Detective Paul Dolbey Portland Police Detective Paul Dolbey was warned years ago that there would be consequences to tresp... #pauldolbey #portlandpolicebureau #enemiesofliberty

ARCHIVE: Portland Police Detective Paul Dolbey #PortlandPolice #PoliceAccountability #LawEnforcement #CommunitySafety #PoliceBrutality

Spin D'Accord

@gkmizuno.mas.to.ap.brid.gy

1 month ago

By Zane Sparling | The Oregonian/OregonLive The man suspected of shooting two Portland police officers in January embarked on another rambling courtroom tirade Wednesday as he was indicted on felony charges. “This entire process is an unconstitutional and illegal insurrection,” Eric Oelkers said during an arraignment at the Multnomah County Justice Center. “Trump knows it. Trump’s coming.” Oelkers, 41, was in court on a 12-count indictment charging him with attempted aggravated murder for wounding officers Sebastian Dragomir and Randy Stowe, as well as first-degree assault, unlawful use of a firearm and being a felon in possession of a gun. The charges also allege that Oelkers recklessly endangered a 29-year-old man and menaced a man with a knife on the night of the shooting. The second man is listed in a probable cause affidavit as the 911 caller who brought police to the scene. Oelkers was originally arrested on suspicion of six counts, including first-degree attempted murder, first-degree assault and unlawful use of a weapon. The two patrol officers challenged Oelkers on the sidewalk of Northeast 21st Avenue near Clackamas Street about 8 p.m. on Jan. 19, according to the affidavit. “Will you put your hands on the top of your head, please,” Officer Stowe shouted, the affidavit says, citing body-worn camera footage. Instead, the suspect pulled a 9-mm handgun from a tote bag and started firing. Stowe was wounded in the upper thigh; Dragomir was shot in the upper arm, and was grazed in the neck and ear. Both men are recovering from their injuries. The shooting sparked a massive police response, with officers blocking off nearly every intersection in the area and ordering residents to stay indoors as they hunted for the suspect. But Oelkers allegedly slipped the cordon and wasn’t located for nearly a week. He was arrested Jan. 26 and remains in custody with no bail set. At the time of his arrest, Oelkers had an open warrant for allegedly vandalizing a Black-owned business in Salem in 2021. Oelkers’ comments during the hearing were largely nonsensical but politically tinged. At one point, he referenced artificial intelligence and suggested authorities were using “neurological transmitters” against him. He refused to cooperate with a public defender at the arraignment and talked over other court staff and Judge Leslie Bottomly as they worked through procedural matters. “This is a violation of human rights, what they’re doing here in Portland,” he said, before adding a memorable parting shot as he was led out of the courtroom’s secure vestibule: “Have fun in hell!” Oelkers is due back in court next week. Latest Public Safety NewsJudge restricts warrantless ICE arrests in Oregon, finding threat of ‘severe harm’ Democrats demand ‘dramatic changes’ at ICE before they’ll approve Homeland Security fundingMultnomah County jail problems driven by systemic failures, grand jury audit concludes2 Canby schools close in wake of large explosion that blew roof off metals plant Zane Sparling headshot Zane Sparling Zane Sparling is an award-winning journalist who has covered the Portland metro area for the past decade. In 2025, he was part of a team of reporters from The Oregonian/OregonLive that received the first place... more ZSparling@oregonian.com

The guy who shot two #PortlandPolice officers a few weeks ago is a vocal Trump supporter.

#USPol
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Jessica Brown

@jessiemaebrown.bsky.social

1 month ago

I was never raped till I was arrested for something that never happened in #PortlandMaine after being shot at with no warning when recovering from surgery The guards in county jail drugged my food so I was unconscious when raped then was not allowed to report it to the #PortlandPolice who shot at me

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@b.convo.casa.ap.brid.gy

1 month ago

2 officers hospitalized after shooting in Sullivan’s Gulch neighborhood, PPB says Portland Police say they are searching for a suspect who shot at officers near NE 17th Ave and NE Clackamas St on Monday night.

www.kptv.com/2026/01/20/2-officers-sh...

#pdx #portland #portlandpolice #ppb #ppa

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@b.convo.casa.ap.brid.gy

2 months ago

this kind of posi pseudo-therapeutic nonsense is nauseating statecraft, & it’s timed real nice with her colleague’s statements of support for an extrajudicial ICE killing.

#PPB #portlandpolice #portlandpolicebureau #ppa #pdx #portland #orpol #oregon #pnw #USpol #ice #Gestapo #capitalism […]

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@b.convo.casa.ap.brid.gy

2 months ago

RE: https://convo.casa/@b/115879485539909086

this #PPB cop feels comfortable expressing sympathy w Gestapo murderer #jonathanRoss because he doesn't have to identify himself to the people who pay his salary.

#pdx #portland #orpol #portlandor #portlandpolice #portlandpolicebureau #ppb #ppa […]

Cop Blaster

@copblaster.bsky.social

2 months ago

Portland Police KKK Liaison Andrew Hearst Shot and Killed a Black Teen The Portland Police officer that murdered an unarmed black teenager is now the PPB's Ku Klux Klan (K... #andrewhearst #kkk #quanicehayes #murder #racism #antifa

ARCHIVE: Portland Police KKK Liaison Andrew Hearst Shot and Killed a Black Teen #PortlandPolice #JusticeForQuanice #EndRacism #BlackLivesMatter #PoliceBrutality

Cop Blaster

@copblaster.bsky.social

3 months ago

Portland Police Officer Andrew Caspar Fired for Delayed Response Portland Police Officer Andrew Caspar has been fired for his delayed response to a welfare check in ... #andrewcaspar #mentalhealth #liars

ARCHIVE: Portland Police Officer Andrew Caspar Fired for Delayed Response #PortlandPolice #AndrewCaspar #PoliceAccountability #MentalHealthAwareness #WelfareCheck

Cop Blaster

@copblaster.bsky.social

3 months ago

Portland Police Found in Contempt by Federal Judge Marco Hernandez In a rare move United States District Judge Marco Antonio Hernandez of Beaverton, Oregon issued an o... #marcohernandez #brenttaylor #zacharydomka #blacklivesmatter

ARCHIVE: Portland Police Found in Contempt by Federal Judge Marco Hernandez #PortlandPolice #JusticeForAll #MarcoHernandez #BlackLivesMatter #PoliceAccountability

Cop Blaster

@copblaster.bsky.social

3 months ago

Portland Police Officer Zachary Delong ID'd as Lents Park Shooter Portland Police Officer Zachary Delong has been identified as the officer that shot an unarmed man i... #zacharydelong #lentspark #robertdelgado #armyrangers

ARCHIVE: Portland Police Officer Zachary Delong ID'd as Lents Park Shooter #PortlandPolice #ZacharyDelong #LentsPark #PoliceShooting #JusticeForRobert

Cop Blaster

@copblaster.bsky.social

3 months ago

Portland Police Officer Brent Taylor Identified as "Officer 12" Cop Blaster was contacted with the identity of Portland Police Officer 12 which is said to be Brent ... #brenttaylor #clarkcountysheriff #blacklivesmatter #antifa

ARCHIVE: Portland Police Officer Brent Taylor Identified as "Officer 12" #PortlandPolice #BrentTaylor #BLM #PoliceAccountability #LawEnforcement

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@b.convo.casa.ap.brid.gy

4 months ago

> Police records say Vergara deleted around 2,900 files that included records on hiring and retention. Simon believed she was trying to “sabotage” the personnel division, investigators wrote.
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> Police officials recovered the files with an IT analyst’s help. But Simon said the record purge […]

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@b.convo.casa.ap.brid.gy

4 months ago

www.oregonlive.com/crime/2025/11/cocaine-us...

> Inside a Southeast Portland bar bathroom, one veteran Portland police officer said he stumbled on a sandwich bag of cocaine and began using the drug “off and […]

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@b.convo.casa.ap.brid.gy

4 months ago

abolish & prosecute ICE down to the last agent.

Cop Blaster

@copblaster.bsky.social

4 months ago

Police Photoshopped Photo Lineup to Remove Tattoos Witnesses Forgot Portland Police Photoshopped a mugshot to remove the tattoos of a suspect from an old mugshot before... #portlandpolice #paulmaloney #marcohernandez #tyroneallen #evidence

ARCHIVE: Police Photoshopped Photo Lineup to Remove Tattoos Witnesses Forgot #PortlandPolice #Mugshot #Tattoos #WitnessTestimony #PhotoEvidence

StacesCases2 🇨🇦 📎

@stacescases2.bsky.social

4 months ago

Video of #ICE "agents" using excessive force on peaceful protesters in #Portland used as evidence during Federal trial this week. #PortlandPolice testified that they observed ICE using #excessiveforce that was unwarranted.

Cop Blaster

@copblaster.bsky.social

4 months ago

Portland Police Sergeant Kevin Warren Portland Police Detective Kevin Warren was warned years ago that there would be consequences to tres... #kevinwarren #portlandpolicebureau #enemiesofliberty

ARCHIVE: Portland Police Sergeant Kevin Warren #PortlandPolice #KevinWarren #PoliceAccountability #PublicSafety #LawEnforcement

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@b.convo.casa.ap.brid.gy

4 months ago

www.oregonlive.com/portland/2025/10/during-...

> In a chaotic scene Saturday evening, Portland police officers removed tents and possessions belonging to anti-ICE protesters that fully […]

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@b.convo.casa.ap.brid.gy

4 months ago

Ashley Korslien is leaving KGW to take a new job as communications manager with the Clark County Sheriff's Office.Clark County Sheriff's Office2,083 sharesBy Kristi Turnquist | The Oregonian/OregonLive In another case of a recognizable local news staffer announcing their departure, Ashley Korslien is leaving Portland’s KGW-TV to take a new job as communications manager with the Clark County Sheriff’s Office. Korslien shared the news that she was leaving the NBC affiliate on her Facebook and Instagram accounts Monday, writing, in part, “I’ll be taking a job outside of the news business, closer to my home. It’s a decision I’ve thought very carefully about for quite a while. And it certainly isn’t easy to walk away from a career I’ve loved deeply.” Korslien joined KGW in January 2013, and has worked as an anchor, reporter and the host of true-crime podcasts. According to an announcement from the Clark County Sheriff’s Office, Korslien graduated from the University of Montana. Prior to coming to KGW, Korslien was a public affairs intern with the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office in California, and moved into broadcast journalism at stations in Great Falls, Montana and Spokane, Washington. In the announcement from the Clark County Sheriff’s Office, Sheriff John Horch said, “I am excited to have such a highly qualified professional in Ashley join the Clark County Sheriff’s Office Team. Her passion and talent will only help our agency make better connections with the community.” According to the announcement, the communications manager is a new position at the Sheriff’s Office. In September, another KGW veteran reporter, Mike Benner, joined the Portland Police Bureau as communications director. More on local TV news Portland’s KGW-TV announces changes to morning and evening news anchor teamsKOIN-TV’s Ken Boddie promoted to political director, will step away from morning showKGW-TV’s Laural Porter returns, but not to regular evening news anchor duties The news of Korslein’s new job comes just as longtime KGW anchor Brenda Braxton announced that she is also leaving the station, with her last day coming on Nov. 22. In her social media posts, Korslien wrote, “I will be forever grateful for my decade+ at KGW, for the flexibility and creative challenges my managers have provided me over the last several years and for all the professional relationships and personal friendships I’ve formed. In my nearly 15 years in television news, I’ve interviewed celebrities, politicians and ordinary people doing extraordinary things. I’ve been able to work on award-winning podcasts with some of the most talented people in the business. I’ve told stories that, hopefully, create impactful change in our communities. I’ve been interviewed by various national networks and publications about my work and I’ve been fortunate enough to emcee dozens of events for incredibly meaningful causes.” Korslien thanked her colleagues and viewers, writing, “That’s the part that makes this so tough.” “Change is hard,” Korslien wrote, “and while it’s bittersweet to leave a career I’ve worked tirelessly at, I feel this new chapter will be what’s best for my family. And that’s what is most important in this season of life. The daytime Vancouver to Portland commute has become increasingly taxing as my twins started kindergarten this fall, so I’m looking forward to this next step.” Korslien wrote that she will be leaving KGW at the end of November. The Clark County Sheriff’s Office announcement says she will begin her job there on Dec. 4. — Kristi Turnquist 503-221-8227; kturnquist@oregonian.com; @Kristiturnquist Our journalism needs your support. Please become a subscriber today at OregonLive.com/subscribe Kristi TurnquistReporter If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. By using this site, you consent to our User Agreement and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

KGW alum police spox: Ashley Korslien, Mike Benner, Pat Dooris

#pdx #portland #Oregon #orPol #news #police #portlandpolice #mcso #clarkCountySheriffsOffice #spectacle #classwar

Cop Blaster

@copblaster.bsky.social

4 months ago

Portland Police Found in Contempt by Federal Judge Marco Hernandez In a rare move United States District Judge Marco Antonio Hernandez of Beaverton, Oregon issued an o... #marcohernandez #brenttaylor #zacharydomka #blacklivesmatter

ARCHIVE: Portland Police Found in Contempt by Federal Judge Marco Hernandez #PortlandPolice #MarcoHernandez #PoliceAccountability #JusticeForAll #CivilRights

@darealtruthsayer1.bsky.social

5 months ago

The perfect way to meet traitorous ice agents. I love it. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 #PortlandPolice

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dbarb08 ❌👑

@dbarb08.bsky.social

5 months ago

Portland cop warns ICE agent: U're Going 2get Arrested" YouTube video by Tony Dortie

Portland Police STEPPING UP to ICE. This Officer deserves a RAISE #ProudPortlander #PortlandPolice #PortlandOregon

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18DianneM.bsky.social

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5 months ago

#PortlandPolice 👊
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@latindancelover51.bsky.social

5 months ago

#Portland #Oregon #ICE
#PortlandPolice

@fritz3693.bsky.social

5 months ago

The #PortlandPolice ARE #antifa...

Stephen Butchko

@stephenbutchko.bsky.social

5 months ago

Thank you #PortlandPolice! Now THAT is #Protecting and #Serving. #Solidarity #Democracy #America

Jennifer Oliver O'Connell

@asthegirlturns.bsky.social

5 months ago

Portland PD Basically Tells Conservative Journalists Attacked by Antifa, 'Your Skirt Was Too Short' Portland PD's inaction fuels Antifa violence against conservative journalists.

My Sunday Latest, on @RedState.

Portland PD Basically Tells Conservative Journalists Attacked by Antifa, 'Your Skirt Was Too Short' redstate.com/jenniferoo/2... #Portland #PortlandPolice #Antifa #ChellyBouferrache #KatieDaviscourt #AndyNgo #ICE

The Harbinger

@robinoflocksley.bsky.social

5 months ago

I imagine canaries will trill for days on end before very long

If not I expect a number within #PortlandPolice will be arrested

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@blaqsbi.com

5 months ago

News/Opinion: Over the past 45 years, Urban One has been serving a Black community. Urban One Celebrates 45 Years of service at Washington D.C.s WOL News Talk 1450In a moment of significance, Urban Ones 45th anniversary in Washington D.C. was celebrated on October 3rd with an event that not only showcased their enduring legacy but also underscored the spirit of tenacity and perseverance theyve been embodying since the mid-90s. The iconic band, known for its anthems of music and live performances, now serves as a testament to their collective journey through times of change.The History of Urban One: A Journey of PerseveranceUrban Ones roots can be traced back to the 1990s, a time when much was at stake. The band, founded by frontman Cathy Hughes, had faced challenges and obstacles that would shape their journey forward. Their music not only reflected their struggles but also became a beacon of hope in those times. Over the years, theyve emerged as one of the most influential bands on the African American music scene globally, blending authenticity with powerful, emotional storytelling.The 45th Anniversary: A Moment of ReflectionOn October 30th, 2018, Urban One became iconic, becoming the urban hero for their community. Their album, Urban Hero, has cemented their place in history, and now its time to celebrate a lifetime. The WOL News Talk 1450 station, held this week on October 3rd, has been transforming the way fans recall their journey.The Celebration: Event DetailsThe event took place at WOL News Talk 1450 in Washington D.C., where Urban Ones members and supporters gathered. The venue was packed with fans, fans of the band, and media representatives, creating a lively atmosphere. The event highlighted several key moments from their history, including the signing of the iconic Urban Hero album.The evening also saw quotes from notable figures within Urban One and beyond. A fan remarked about the bands resilience during tough times, while members shared personal reflections on how the band remains relevant to their community today.A Reflection on LegacyUrban Ones 45th anniversary not only serves as a celebration of their music but also a reminder of the enduring impact theyve had on their peers. The band has been honored for their contributions to African American culture and live performance, ensuring that their legacy lives on beyond these proceedings.Conclusion: Embracing ChangeIn marking its 45th anniversary, Urban One reflects on the changes theyve undergone while standing together. Their story reminds us of the importance of perseverance in the face of adversity, a message that continues to resonate as they continue to grow and inspire others across their journey.For more details, fans can check out interviews with members and behind-the-scenes videos from past events at WOL News Talk 1450. Their story, while deeply personal, has left an indelible mark on the African American music scene, reminding us of the power of art to connect people through their struggles and triumphs.--- This article not only highlights Urban Ones 45th anniversary but also delves into their enduring impact, showcasing how a lifetime of music remains a testament to tenacity and resilience.------

News/Opinion: Over the past 45 years, Urban One has been serving a Black community.: Urban One Celebrates 45 Years of service at Washington D.C.s WOL News Talk 1450In a moment of significance, Urban Ones 45th anniversary in… #PortlandPolice #CelebratesYears #Yearsservice #Washington1450In