Willamette Week

“People should be bused up to his mansion to pee and poop on his front porch.”

Chief Danielle Outlaw says rhetoric around the “End Domestic Terrorism” rally shows “criminal intentions.”

After two years of brawls, national attention has increased pressure on Ted Wheeler and the police.

The $750 payment raises questions about the association between an immigration detention contractor and far-right brawlers.

“Defendants were spoiling for a fight,” the lawsuit alleges.

“Far right radicalization is going to last years,” says Zakir Khan, “and we need to hear plans on what they’re going to do about it.”

“It is imperative that we come together to hear people’s concerns and ideas,” Chief Danielle Outlaw said.

“In my opinion, these text messages appear to cross several boundaries,” Mayor Ted Wheeler said.

No reporters signed the NDA to gain access to the police command center.

The mayor’s communication director asked a reporter to let a Portland police officer “guide when and what you will be able to tweet and share.”

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