From the Portland Tribune, July 2 2009 Family’s claims against city and Portland police are scheduled for a federal trial next year Multnomah County commissioners approved a $925,000 settlement Thursday morning with the family of James P. Chasse Jr., who died of internal injuries in police custody Sept. 17, 2006. The settlement ends the family’s […]
You can now download and read new and important documents from CHASSE v HUMPHREYS, released to the public July 2 2009. These documents are posted here as an independent, impartial and permanent public service. The attached 63 page document includes Page 1, Information Report, description of deputy’s handling of Chasse, signed by Philip Hubert, September […]
You can now download and read new and important documents from CHASSE v HUMPHREYS, released to the public July 2 2009. These documents are posted here as an independent, impartial and permanent public service. The attached 44 page document includes Page 1-9, Transcript of video deposition of Deputy Philip A Hubert III, taken on behalf […]
From the Portland Mercury, July 2008 Lawyers for the family of James Chasse, the 42-year-old man with schizophrenia who died in police custody in September 2006, argued in federal court last week to amend their suit to include Mayor Tom Potter, Police Chief Rosie Sizer, and jail nurse Patricia Gayman as defendants. Attorney Tom Steenson […]
From The Oregonian, November 10, 2006 When a Project Respond mental health worker and a Portland officer came to check on James P. Chasse Jr. on Sept. 15, Chasse came out of his apartment, spotted the uniformed officer and repeatedly chanted, “Don’t hurt me,” before he ran out of the building. Project Respond, an agency […]
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