Arraignments and Privilege
Last night I wrote about the arraignment of retired Portland Police officer Scott Groshong, one of the rare instances where it seems that a police...
Police Officer Indictment
a police officer might actually have consequences for their actions...
ADA Press accessibility concerns.
Some of you may remember that I got injured by the LRAD at the East Precinct the night of the 6th when it went off...
Police state surveillance
In the news of all the police beatings and arrests of protesters, press and legal observers, I have the opportunity to share something a little...
First run of arrest data (not entirely accurate based on new data)
Editor’s note: this article was originally based on this tweet thread from July 9th 2020. Since then, we have learned that the Portland Police’s press...
The unspoken cost of police brutality
So, I’ve just taken a peek at all the civil suits against the city for crimes committed against citizens in the course of protests, and...
Third class action case against City of Portland for police brutality
I’ve been incredibly busy as of late, and most of my focus has been on the Twitter and live stream side of things, including some...
State of the revolution, June 15th
by Heather-Lynne Van Wilde So, today’s been a bit of a wild day. Last night the police unilaterally decided that when they declare a protest...
Why I’m doing what I’m doing
I still need to work on getting some of the old stuff transferred from the old site to the new site, but I wanted to...