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sentencing under the municipal
code," he said.
Currently, the charge of rioting
can bring a maximum of five
years imprisonment and $100,000
fine.
“We want to create a bottom
line in this community that this
type of activity will not be tolerat
ed and that you’ll go to jail, that
you'll face sanctions," he said.
Hill said he was proud of the
way Eugene police officers acted
Halloween night, especially the
way police gave repeated orders
for rioters and crowds to leave be
fore using tear gas.
Hill said the police have been
working with the University and
the West University Neighbor
hood for a number of years.
“We will continue to work with
our partners in that area to ad
dress these issues, and we’re not
going to give up,” he said.
Laura Blake Jones, associate
dean of student life, said the Uni
versity is not going to give up, ei
ther. The Office of Student Life
helped plan many of the non-al
coholic campus events.
“Well, obviously we didn’t pre
vent it from happening, but we
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Jones estimated 1,200 students
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posed to riot, she does not think
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that could bring in the whole cam
pus," she said. “I think definitely
whatever the answer is, it has to be
a cooperative effort with the po
lice.”
Cowling is critical of police for
overreacting to some incidents
Saturday night.
“I think it's a problem when
they come up with a [SWAT]
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