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Jaime Adame, Justice Correspondent
Jaime Adame has lived and worked in towns large and small, early in his career reporting on police and crime as a freelancer in New York and then as a staff writer for a newspaper in North Central Washington.Learn more about Jaime here.
Ex-credit-union worker charged with accessing accounts of dead people
Eugene police on Tuesday, Jan. 20, arrested a 50-year-old former Northwest Community Credit Union worker suspected of fraudulently accessing the accounts of deceased credit union members, a police spokesperson said.
Flock Safety removing Springfield cameras, police say
Flock Safety license plate recognition cameras are expected to be removed from Springfield streets by the end of this week, police said Wednesday, Jan. 21.
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Oregon lawmaker considers guardrails for license-plate reader systems
State Sen. Floyd Prozanski of Eugene has pulled together a working group to design legislation to address concerns about the technology.
Jury finds driver guilty in police chase amid heavy traffic before football game
A Lane County jury Wednesday, Jan. 7, found James Allen Thomson guilty of fleeing police in a Nov. 14 pursuit that Eugene police said left three police vehicles damaged and an officer injured.
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Update: Cottage Grove police investigate shooting death, as wife of slain man calls for justice
Cottage Grove police are investigating the death of a man from an apparent gunshot wound Tuesday, Jan. 20.
Appeals court says Eugene copโs โhunchโ about stolen bike was not grounds to stop defendant
A Eugene police officer had stopped a man with a white Cannondale bicycle because a bicycle of the same color and make had been reported stolen. The Oregon Court of Appealsโฆ
Amid ICE fears, Eugene city leaders seek to reassure an alarmed community
The mayor, police chief and independent police auditor called out โunaccountable, reckless behavior.โ They urge peaceful community engagement, not vigilantism, after a federal immigration officer shot and killed Renee Nicole Goodโฆ
Sheriff seeks man who reportedly displayed gun at school bus stop
The Lane County Sheriffโs Office is seeking a man who reportedly displayed a handgun at a school bus stop with children present in Glenwood on the morning of Tuesday, Jan. 13.


