PPA defends Frashour

Portland police union says investigation leading to firing of Officer Ronald Frashour was incomplete, politically motivated / Maxine Bernstein, Oregonian, 24 November 2010

Frashour fired, other officers suspended

OPB’s Think Out Loud will feature a discussion about Frashour’s firing tomorrow, Wednesday, November 17th. You can participate by posting comments online, or by calling when the show is on the air at 9 a.m.

Portland Police Chief Mike Reese fires Officer Ron Frashour in Aaron Campbell’s fatal shooting / Maxine Bernstein, Oregonian, 16 November 2010

BREAKING: Mayor, Police Chief Officially Announce Firing of Officer Who Shot and Killed Aaron Campbell / Denis C. Theriault, Portland Mercury Bloglines [blog], 16 November 2010

Police Chief: Officer in Aaron Campbell Shooting is Terminated / James Pitkin, Willamette Week News & Culture [blog], 16 November 2010

Mayor, police chief fire officer in Campbell shooting: Union says police officers can no longer trust Adams and Reese / Jim Redden, Portland Tribune, 16 November 2010

Portland police chief was troubled by Officer Ron Frashour’s justification for shooting unarmed man / Maxine Bernstein, Oregonian, 16 November 2010

Mayor Sam Adams, Chief Mike Reese send a strong, overdue message about Portland Police standards [column] / Anna Griffin, Oregonian, 16 November 2010

Portland Cop Fired Over Shooting Of Unarmed Man: 3 Others Suspended For Role In Jan. Shooting, KPTV, 16 November 2010

1 officer fired, 3 suspended for Aaron Campbell shooting [story & video] / Teresa Blackman, KGW, 16 November 2010

1 officer fired, 3 suspended in Aaron Campbell shooting , KATU, [no date]

Aaron Campbell’s family sues city; discipline decision expected

BREAKING: Aaron Campbell’s Family Files Suit Against City / Denis C. Theriault Portland Mercury Blogtown [blog], 3 November 2010
~ “Attorneys representing the family of Aaron Campbell, a emotionally disturbed man who was shot dead by police this January, have filed a wrongful death suit against the city of Portland and four of the officers involved in his death.”

Family of Aaron Campbell files wrongful death suit against Portland police, city / Lynne Terry, Oregonian, 3 November 2010

Aaron Campbell’s family sues city in police shooting death / Jim Redden, Portland Tribune, 3 November 2010, updated 4 November 2010

BREAKING: Discipline Decision in Aaron Campbell Shooting Two Weeks Away / Denis C. Theriault, Portland Mercury Blogtown [blog], 5 November 2010
~ “A final decision on discipline for the Portland police officers involved in the death of Aaron Campbell, an emotionally distraught man gunned down outside his North Portland home this January, is expected in two weeks.”