Lessons Learned: City’s response to protests exposed vulnerabilities in Portland’s police accountability system
1 Apr 2022
Thousands of Portlanders took to the streets in 2020 to
protest racial injustice. Protesters and law enforcement
officers from various agencies interacted night after night in
downtown Portland and other locations. Police officers used
force at unprecedented levels. Community members filed
hundreds of complaints with Independent Police Review,
and it initiated additional investigations. This report looks
back at 2020 and what the protests taught us about the City
of Portland’s police accountability system. We make
recommendations to the Police Chief for operational and
policy improvements to strengthen the accountability
system.
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2022. Lessons Learned: City’s response to protests exposed vulnerabilities in Portland’s police accountability system, City of Portland.
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