Portland Police Bureau

Marquise Love, 26, pleaded guilty to third-degree assault and a felony riot charge. He was sentenced to 20 months in prison.

The police bureau has assigned officers lengthier personnel numbers, but community members have said the numbers are difficult to see and to remember.

A hiring freeze. A "recalibration"’ of the police bureau’s use of social media. A truth and reconciliation committee between police and the Portlanders they serve. If Mayor Ted Wheeler gives Hardesty control of the police force as she has asked, she says the public can expect some of these ideas to move from paper to reality within a month.

Hours after it was revealed 56 Portland police officers will remain federal deputies at least through the end of the year, the Portland Police Bureau executed a show of force against protesters for racial justice. Over the course of the night, 24 people were arrested. Almost all of those people were charged with disorderly conduct or interfering with a police officer, both misdemeanors.

Portland police arrested Demetria Hester, a well-known Black activist and survivor of a 2017 hate crime, Sunday night during a short-lived protest outside the headquarters of the police union.

While demonstrations against racism and police violence have continued in downtown Portland for more than two months there are a variety of other groups coming out to show their support for the Black Lives Matter movement.

The 69th consecutive night of large scale protest against police brutality and systemic racism ended in tear gas and arrests as Portland police declared a riot.

A few hundred demonstrators gathered in Peninsula Park for the 68th straight night of protests in Portland. The evening was punctuated by brief chaos.

Portland Police began clearing Lownsdale Square and Chapman Square in downtown Portland Thursday morning as part of a deal with the Trump administration to remove federal officers from the city's downtown core.

The AP found that 95% of those arrested by police and federal agents were local. The vast majority have no criminal record in Oregon. Many appear to be college students. Their average age was 28, court records show.