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Eugene Police Chief Chris Skinner confirmed Tuesday that a Flock camera was turned on after the city ordered them to be shut down in October.
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Some Flock cameras in Eugene may have been online several weeks after the city ordered them to be turned off.
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Both cities made the announcement in press releases issued Friday evening.
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Eugene’s Police Chief says his department does not work with immigration enforcement, and his officers, even when wearing plain clothes, will identify themselves when asked.
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Eugene Police say they found a pipe bomb in a vehicle occupied by a felony suspect.
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Eugene Police say a man was attacked in Oak Alley in downtown Eugene Tuesday night around 10pm.
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Sunday afternoon, Eugene Police pulled a man out of a culvert in North Eugene.
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Eugene Police are asking for information on a possible hit and run on Monday evening of this week on Coburg Road.
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A federal jury sided with the City of Eugene Tuesday in a lawsuit over a fatal police shooting in 2019.
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The jury trial began Monday for a lawsuit against the City of Eugene over a fatal 2019 police shooting.
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Oregon lawmakers had a chance to hear from Eugene-area activists and law enforcement about automatic license plate reader technology Monday. The cameras, and the company Flock Safety's presence in Eugene, were the topic of an Oregon Senate Judiciary Committee meeting.
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Eugene Police say they shot and injured a man Wednesday who they say was threatening people with a shotgun.