The Oregonian
On January 27, 2025, I visited the headquarters of The Oregonian in Portland hoping to speak with their public editor, who I later learned was Laura Gunderson. I was prevented from speaking to her by an employee of the private security firm Securitas. 20250127-xxx5 Oregonian Building in Portland Logan
PPB
On January 27, 2025, I left a voicemail with Portland Police Bureau Public Information Officer Mike Penner. I did not receive a call back. Logan M Isaac: All right, I'm calling public information officer Mike Penner of the Portland Police Bureau. PPB PIO: Hi, you've reached
Damien Rodriguez
On January 27, 2025, I asked the Portland Police Bureau (PPB) for the contact information of Pete Simpson, a former Public Information Officer who in 2017 had falsely characterized ORS 166.155 as “a bias/hate crime law in Oregon.” Logan M Isaac: [00:00:00] All right, now we&
Multnomah County
Logan M Isaac: [00:00:00] District Attorney Main Reception. Okay Um, the-- I'm trying to track down a quote that the Police Bureau of Public Information officer made to the press several years ago, and I'm not sure... I'm trying to... They called
6-25-CV-01159-MC
Transcript OSP Trooper: [00:00:00] [00:01:00] Is the record going? What? Is the recorder going? Okay. Sounds good. I'm gonna go up on the stairs now. Jesus, dude. Do you want him out of your office? Renee Perry: No. He's our constituent. Okay.
6-25-CV-01159-MC
This is Oregon State Police (OSP) bodycam footage of the January 27, 2025 meeting in Rep. Shelly Boshart Davis' office, where my mention of speaking to a reporter is treated as a "threat" by staff — and the responding trooper, hearing both sides, declines to remove me. Transcript
PPB
CCed: Lizzy Acker, Betsy Hammond. No party replied to the following email, but two days later I confirmed the active PIO at the time was Mike Penner. I'm trying to get information about a quote attributed to Public Information Officer SGT Pete Simpson in The Oregonian back in
Laura Casteneda
Mx. Casteñeda; You told me in writing that my commentary would be published "first or second week of Dec." That leaves just tomorrow or Friday. Which day can I expect my voice to be heard as a veteran being deprived of my civil rights in San Diego under
6-25-CV-01159-MC
The photos below are in relation to a complaint made by ODVA Director of possible racial bias. Trooper Anspaugh-Lubans performed a threat assessment, and the log entry is listed below: Troopers from the Oregon State Police Capitol Mall Office were notified of an incident that occurred in an online,
MIA
Last week I confirmed with the LPRO Analyst for the Senate Interim Committee On Veterans, Emergency Management, Federal and World Affairs that I will have a ten minute window to talk about military civil rights when it meets on Tuesday, December 10th from 14:30 to 17:00. My time
ODVA
On December 4, 2024, Oregon Veterans Affairs Director Nakeia Daniels took offense at a question about basic respect the state of Oregon fails to show rank and file veterans. If you remember me, I was at the town hall meeting earlier this year, and I made a comment about civil
Nakeia Daniels
[renewed from "Follow up from Monday" email] Hi Dr. Daniels, Last month Senator Manning promised us a 15-minute time slot at the Committee on Veterans meeting at the capitol next week. His office has now rescinded that promise and is offering 10 minutes at the end of