The Skanner, June 11, 2015 Kathleen Saadat has come out of retirement again – this time to oversee police reform. Now she’ll be serving on the Compliance Officer/Community Liaison team overseeing reforms required by The United States vs. City of Portland settlement agreement. The 2012 settlement was the result of a Department of Justice investigation […]
Published in Street Roots, April 10, 2015 By Jenny Westberg and Jason Renaud This op ed was sent to the printer April 8, the same day Paul De Muniz resigned from the Chicago-based Rosenbaum Group – awarded the Compliance Officer/Community Liaison contract by Portland Mayor Charlie Hales in January 2015. Glam rock bad boys Van […]
Former Oregon Chief Justice Paul DeMuniz withdraws from Portland team overseeing police reforms, Oregonian, April 8, 2015 Former Oregon Chief Justice Paul DeMuniz withdrew Wednesday from Portland’s compliance team selected to oversee federally mandated police reforms. In an email he sent to members of the city’s new Community Oversight Advisory Board that he chaired, DeMuniz, […]
By Maxine Bernstein, The Oregonian, June 7, 2013 Federal prosecutors and city attorneys have reached an impasse with the Portland police union on reforms that should be made by the police bureau to address a scathing federal inquiry that found officers use excessive force against people with mental illness. “It’s certainly disappointing that we were […]
From the Oregonian, June 8, 2013 [Eds. Note – Surprise, surprise.] Federal prosecutors and city attorneys have reached an impasse with the Portland police union on reforms that should be made by the police bureau to address a scathing federal inquiry that found officers use excessive force against people with mental illness. “It’s certainly disappointing […]
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