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The Portland City Auditor’s
Independent Police Review
(IPR) is responsible
for the civilian over­
sight of the Portland
Police Bureau (Po­
lice Bureau). The
Por,landCom m unityC ollegealum VictorM enam eetsPresidentBarackO bam aduring
House visit to lobby for immigration reforms.
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White
Cultural Advocate Meets Obama
Citizen Review
Committee (CRC)
is an advisory body
to IPR and the Police Bureau.
CRC holds appeal hearings of police misconduct investiga­
tions; listens to community concerns; periodically serves on
the Police Review Board, an advisory body to the Chief of
Police that makes recommendations as to findings and
disciple of sworn police members; reviews Police Bureau
policies; and adyises IPR on complaint handling processes.
CRC members are appointed by Portland City Council to
serve three-year terms.
rortland Community College is reform. He was one o f two represen-
reporting about a big hand shake tatives from a Washington, D.C.-
one of its alums got at the White based Hispanic lobby group to be
in Oregon for tuition equity and the
Dream Act while a s t u t o alPCC and
Portland State University.
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pus and an equity ambassador for
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¡™ * “ h. PreS' de" ‘ Bara<* Obama
last week to discuss immigration
Following his meeting with the
Presidem
he was invited to
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the White House to the Washing-
ton, D.C. Convention Center and
Obama told him that Oregon was his
fifth favorite state, officials said
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owners, and be impartial and objective in regards to law
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invited to the White House to talk to
PreSÍde" ‘
S,aff ab° ut
immigration issues.
According to Mandy EUertson,
his former leadership coordinator at
PCC, Mena was selected for the visit
because of the advocacy work he did
been tripped. The improvised gun connected to the
tripwire was loaded with a shotgun shell, but it appears
it wasn't functioning.
Girl Shot by Stray Bullet
r e e m em oers o t a
T m hree
m em bers o f
Tigard family were killed
in ahead-on crash Satur-
day. Tiffany Fefelov, 27,
her husband Fred, 34,
° n Saturday morning, a call to the Gresham Police
rePorted
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suspect fled
there is still no hard evidence on who may have fired
the shots.
Street Renamed for Coach
and daughter, Mila, 7
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c .----------- months, were driving on
lghway 20 near Sisters when theircarcrossed over the
centerline and hit a Chevrolet Suburban towing a 32
foot-long travel trailer. Relatives are caring for the
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named North Winning Way in the
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in tribute to former P o r t a n / Trail
ta th e c ra sh y e a r ° ¿ S° n* EWan' wh° was not involved
BlazersCoachDr. Jack Ramsay. This
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A tripwire connected to an improvised gun was found
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Water Bolls Hit Portland
Estabiished 1970
came right after a water boil issued to
130 homes in Gresham on Sunday.
Both water boil alerts have been
lifted since.
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Arrested in Fatal Stabbing
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A fatal stabbing that occurred early
Thursday near City Hall has lead to
the arrest o f two men. The victim, a
43-year-old man identified as Marc
Sundin, was found collapsed on the
sidewalk and dying from a stab
wound to his chest. Video surveil­
lance images from local stores helped
identify the suspects.