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April 25th, 2018 

OACP News

Outgoing President John Teague (Keizer) hands off the gavel to incoming President Jeff Groth (Sherwood) at OACP's Award Banquet earlier this month at the 2018 Annual Conference. Be looking for more pictures of the Award recipients and the conference in the days ahead.

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Oregon News

New fee would help Marion County Sheriff add deputies in east Salem areas
Statesman Journal
Looking to fill a growing need for law enforcement coverage in unincorporated areas of east Salem, the Marion County Sheriff's office is proposing a fee that would pay for additional deputies.
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EPD HONORS OFFICER CHRIS KILCULLEN
KEZI
It has been seven years since Eugene Police Officer Chris Kilcullen was fatally shot during a traffic stop. Many in the community are still hurting from the loss. However, on April 22, there were two events to remember and honor his life.
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SUTHERLIN POLICE RECEIVE SPEED ENFORCEMENT GRANT
KEZI
The Sutherlin Police Department recently received a speed enforcement grant from ODOT, allowing officers to work more overtime.
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Community forum on how police respond to mental health crisis situations
KATU
Portland Police faced sharp criticism Wednesday night at a community forum over how officers respond to people in a mental health crisis. 
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Gresham police officers soon to wear body cameras
KATU
The Gresham Police Department is in the early stages of planning for the use of officer body cameras. 
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Medford Police offers deaf or hard of hearing cards to display
News10
Medford Police officers are looking to be proactive when it comes to their interactions with deaf or hard of hearing drivers.
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National News

Toronto police officer praised for 'remarkable restraint' in arresting van attack suspect
FOX News
A Toronto police officer was praised for his "remarkable restraint" as he arrested the suspected driver of a van that rammed into pedestrians Monday without firing a single shot. 
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Senate panel advances sweeping opioids bill
Washington Times
The Senate Health Committee advanced opioid legislation Tuesday that would facilitate the government's ability to seize and destroy deadly fentanyl as it comes into the U.S. and speed safer painkillers to market to try to curtail the spread of addition.
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Nashville police arrest Waffle House shooting suspect after manhunt
Reuters
Police on Monday arrested the man suspected of fatally shooting four people at a Waffle House restaurant, ending a 36-hour manhunt after tips from the public led police to search secluded woods nearby.
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How one Florida PD uses license plate readers to catch criminals
PoliceOne
An automated license plate reader system helps police in a Miami suburb develop leads and close cases
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Kansas governor signs bill to bar guns from domestic abusers
AP
Republican Gov. Jeff Colyer has signed legislation making it illegal under Kansas law for people convicted of domestic violence to own guns.  
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With police suicides on the rise, Mesquite chief wants his officers to 'thrive, not just survive'
Dallas News
In his 24 years with the Dallas police force, Charlie Cato lost 20 colleagues to suicide - a figure that so disturbed him, he stocked up on a self-help guide that he gave to officers going through a personal crisis.
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In This Issue...

1.    OACP News

2.    Oregon News

3.    National News

4.    Vendor Spotlight


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