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West Linn residents call on state to fire former Lt. Mike Stradley from state public safety training agency - Vimarsana News

West Linn residents call on state to fire former Lt. Mike Stradley from state public safety training agency

West Linn residents call on state to fire former Lt. Mike Stradley from state public safety training agency Updated Mar 08, 2021; Facebook Share About 25 people marched to the West Linn Police Department on Sunday afternoon to demand that the state fire former Lt. Michael Stradley for his role in the 2017 arrest of Michael Fesser. They held signs saying “Police Accountability Now,” “It’s not Black vs. White It’s Everybody vs Racism” and “Fire Stradley Now!’' The wrongful theft arrest of Fesser, a Portland resident, spurred a series of city, state and federal investigations an...

Portland police 'unwittingly helped arrest a man based on a deeply flawed criminal investigation,' review of Michael Fesser case finds - Vimarsana News

Portland police 'unwittingly helped arrest a man based on a deeply flawed criminal investigation,' review of Michael Fesser case finds

Portland police ‘unwittingly helped arrest a man based on a deeply flawed criminal investigation,’ review of Michael Fesser case finds Updated Mar 04, 2021; Posted Mar 04, 2021 Mike Stradley had enlisted Portland’s gang enforcement officers to assist West Linn in arresting Michael Fesser in 2017 on allegations that he stole from A&B Towing. Stradley told West Linn officers that Fesser was a gang associate. In a sworn deposition in Fesser’s civil suit, Stradley later admitted that he hadn’t had contact with Fesser for more than 20 years and had no direct knowledge that Fesser was ...

So many things went wrong when Clark County deputy got pulled into car, fatally shot driver, policing experts say - Vimarsana News

So many things went wrong when Clark County deputy got pulled into car, fatally shot driver, policing experts say

× So many things went wrong when Clark County deputy got pulled into car, fatally shot driver, policing experts say By Maxine Bernstein, oregonlive.com Share: Clark County Sheriff's Deputies respond to a shooting in Hazel Dell on Feb 4, 2021. The incident started as a traffic stop according to dispatch logs. (Courtesy of KATU) Pulled over for a defective taillight in the area of a suspected drug house, the driver of the Mercedes Benz showed a Clark County sheriff’s deputy his Washington ID card but had no proof of registration or insurance, investigators said. Once the ...