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Did You Know Being a Good Samaritan and Saving a Child`s Life can be a Crime?

Reflections from the inside...

(OREGON PRISON SYSTEM) - The public citizens of Oregon need to be warned that you can go to jail for saving a child’s life. The Good Samaritan Laws and Oregon laws such as ORS 161.200 DO NOT protect you!!!

Oregon’s “Public servants/paid officials” are more concerned with the money generated with quotas and convictions, than having any moral conscience and upholding the law and finding out the TRUTH and true justice.

ODFW: Public Meetings On Revised Dog and Raptor Training Rules

(SALEM, Ore.) - ODFW will host several public meetings to present proposed new rules related to the training of hunting dogs and raptors and competitive field trials for hunting dogs.

The purpose of the revision is to relax and clarify the current rules, which are inconsistent with most commercial and recreational dog and raptor training taking place

Cascade Collegiate Conference Red Lion Players of the Week November 15th

(Clackamas, Oregon) - The following CCC student-athletes have been recognized as Red Lion Players of the Week November 15th 2010:

Wild coho find new digs in Cedar Creek

(CLACKAMAS, Ore) - For the first time in more than 50 years, wild coho are moving into the upper reaches of Cedar Creek near Sandy.

After years of planning and preparation, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is in the process of releasing more than 100 wild coho into the stream in the Sandy River Basin.

Shooting Incident in Clakamas Under Investigation

(CLACKAMAS, Ore.) - Late Saturday evening at 11:51 p.m. two male adults engaged in a physical altercation in the parking lot of Jay's Bar and Grill, located at 11595 SE 82ND Avenue.

As a result of this physical altercation, a handgun was discharged by the male suspect in this case and the victim patient was shot, with a handgun, in the hip. This victim patient was transported from the scene to a local Portland area hospital conscious and breathing.

Armed 87-Year old Woman Dies After Being Tased by Clackamas County Deputies

Deputies say they disarmed a threatening woman who had a handgun with the use of a Taser; she was pronounced dead an hour later.

(BORING, Ore.) - PRESS RELEASE FROM THE CLACKAMAS COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE:

At 2:28 p.m. Thursday, July 08, 2010, Clackamas County Sheriff's Office Deputies were alerted to the report of a female waving a handgun at a male employee installing a water line to a residence in the Big Valley Woods, Mobile Home Park, located at 32700 SE Leewood Lane, #28, in Boring.

Police Shooting Under Investigation in Clackamas

Witnesses Sought Related to Oregon State Police Trooper-Involved Shooting in Clackamas.

(CLACKAMAS, Ore.) - An Oregon State Police (OSP) trooper was involved in a shooting late Sunday afternoon.

Police Say Suspects Laughed & Giggled While Robbing a Blind Man`s Guide Cane

Detectives ask anyone with information concerning this suspect person or crime to contact the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office.

(CLACKAMAS, Ore.) - Police say two suspects pried a cane from the blind victim's hand; which, also caused injuries to the victim's shoulder that required immediate medical attention.

The victim also described how the approaching youths were ‘laughing and giggling' as they came walking closer to Davis on the ramp.

Early Morning Eagle Creek Blaze Under Investigation

The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office urges anyone with information to contact the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office.

(EAGLE CREEK, Ore.) - Clackamas County Sheriff's Office patrol personnel, Estacada Fire and Sandy Fire rescue personnel were dispatched to a large structure fire at 1:49 a.m. this morning, at 29655 SE Hwy 211, in Eagle Creek.

Det. Jim Strovink with the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office, says the two-alarm blaze erupted in a structure described as an unoccupied barn which had been utilized previously as a woodworking shop.

Clackamas Shop with a Cop Event Successful

Shop with a Cop is an interactive opportunity for police and kids to get to know one another. Any concerns that the kids may have had about police is often changed for the better.

(CLACKAMAS, Ore.) - The Clackamas County Shop with a Cop event was held on Saturday, December 19th at the Clackamas Wal-Mart.

Mark Koberstein, Secretary/Treasurer, Clackamas County Peace Officers' Benevolent Foundation, says 29 kids from Lot Whitcomb Elementary School and 15 kids from Canby each got to shop with police officers from Canby Police Department, Clackamas County Sheriff's Office, West Linn Police Department and DEA.