• A few photos from #pride2018.
    A few photos from #pride2018.
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    🐶😘👮🏻‍♂️
  • The safest barn swallows in all of Portland.
    The safest barn swallows in all of Portland.
  • Twins?!? 👮🏼‍♀️🐶👍🏼
    Twins?!? 👮🏼‍♀️🐶👍🏼
  • Congratulations to our recent BoyStrength graduates! This is a 9 week program that fosters awareness, promotes healthy choices and empowers boys to be leaders in nonviolence.
    Congratulations to our recent BoyStrength graduates! This is a 9 week program that fosters awareness, promotes healthy choices and empowers boys to be leaders in nonviolence.
  • Congratulations to our newest Basic Academy Graduates! Now on to Advanced Academy at our training complex in Portland. 🎉🎉
    Congratulations to our newest Basic Academy Graduates! Now on to Advanced Academy at our training complex in Portland. 🎉🎉
  • Sgt. Engstrom and the “Chief” getting ready to watch the #GrandFloralParade
    Sgt. Engstrom and the “Chief” getting ready to watch the #GrandFloralParade
  • Officer Ortiz gets some puppy kisses from Sparky while on patrol in North Portland. 🐶👮🏼‍♀️😘
    Officer Ortiz gets some puppy kisses from Sparky while on patrol in North Portland. 🐶👮🏼‍♀️😘
  • Detective Joe Luis and Detective Brett Hawkinson gathered a large group of kids at 40th/Thompson as they waited for the Jr Rose Parade to start and held a little friendly competition. As Luis is the Composite “sketch” Artist for the Bureau, he had students think of a suspect. As students dictated the suspect’s description, Detective Luiz sketched it in chalk on the pavement. To add to the fun, Detective Hawkinson also attempted to sketch the suspect and students had to guess who was the “con” and who was the real composite artist. Students and parents loved this.
    Detective Joe Luis and Detective Brett Hawkinson gathered a large group of kids at 40th/Thompson as they waited for the Jr Rose Parade to start and held a little friendly competition. As Luis is the Composite “sketch” Artist for the Bureau, he had students think of a suspect. As students dictated the suspect’s description, Detective Luiz sketched it in chalk on the pavement. To add to the fun, Detective Hawkinson also attempted to sketch the suspect and students had to guess who was the “con” and who was the real composite artist. Students and parents loved this.
  • 3rd graders from Holy Cross School toured the Traffic Division. The kids really enjoyed checking out Sgt. Engstrom’s motorcycle!
    3rd graders from Holy Cross School toured the Traffic Division. The kids really enjoyed checking out Sgt. Engstrom’s motorcycle!