Month: November 2005

Police tactics in standoff baffle jury

November 24, 2005
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From The Oregonian, November 24, 2005. Not available elsewhere online. “You’re not in trouble. We want you to get help. That’s why we’re here.” — Hostage negotiator Rae Klein, trying to persuade Raymond Gwerder to put down his gun shortly before he was shot Several Multnomah County grand jurors who reviewed the police fatal shooting […]

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State hospital changes, but slowly

November 14, 2005
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From The Oregonian, November 14, 2005 – not elsewhere available online Despite warnings six months ago of dangerous conditions at the Oregon State Hospital, about 100 patients continue to live in decaying wards that could collapse during an earthquake. State officials say it could take a year or more to find places for all the […]

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