There were 2 cases dismissed by the court as a result of the public defense crisis between and :ĬORRECTION: The original press release indicated there were two counts of Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle – this is corrected to indicate there were two counts of Unauthorized Use of a Weapon. Here is a breakdown of the types of felonies getting dismissed. Absent counsel, criminal prosecutions cannot lawfully move forward, and issued cases are routinely dismissed over prosecutors’ objections.ĭA Schmidt also declared that his office would publish cases impacted by the crisis each week to advance the public’s understanding of the scope of the crisis. Individuals suspected of a crime have the constitutional right to defense counsel. In November, DA Mike Schmidt called the public defense crisis (defined by a lack of public defenders to provide counsel to defendants) an urgent threat to public safety. The list includes cases dismissed by the court as a result of the crisis. PORTLAND, Oregon – Today, Multnomah County District Attorney Mike Schmidt released a list of cases impacted by the public defense crisis. The last three photos are of a letter that Drew wrote to thank all those that helped save his life and all those who have supported him and his family. Sheriff's Office employees, led by the Deputy Sheriff's Guild, presented a letter written by Drew along with a cart of snacks and other items to say thank you to the Emergency Room and Security staff that provided amazing care to Drew and comfort to our agency last week. The second photo is from Peace Health Southwest Medical Center yesterday. The first photo is when his regional SWAT team dropped into the hospital on Wednesday and presented Drew with a custom flag that includes the team logo. To Drew, we love you and are here for you. So many people have asked what they can do for Drew and his family, so the Deputy Sheriff's Guild set up a link to donate to help with everything that lies ahead for Drew and his family. Thank you so much to everyone involved in Drew's care and to all the outpouring of support from everyone in our community.
He has a lot of work ahead of him but he is up to the task and is grateful for all of the support. His attitude and determination have been inspiring to everyone who has gone to visit him. Thank you to everyone at Legacy Emanuel for caring for him so well.ĭrew is really doing amazingly well considering everything and is in really good spirits. He will likely be there for the next couple of weeks. I am happy to report that Drew Kennison was released from the hospital yesterday and is now at a Rehabilitation Facility. It has been a pretty wild 10 days here at the Sheriff's Office.
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Update on our injured deputy from last week, Drew Kennison We thank Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue for providing emergency response coverage of our fire stations during the incident. Hillsboro Fire & Rescue was assisted by Hillsboro Police, Metro West Ambulance, Portland General Electric, and Hillsboro Public Safety Chaplains. Never re-enter a burning home to retrieve pets or belongings. Create and practice your home fire escape plan.Have your fireplaces and chimneys inspected annually.It’s recommended to have one in each room of your home, test each one monthly, and replace them every ten years or when they stop working properly. Hillsboro Fire and Rescue reminds community members of these important fire safety tips: Hillsboro Fire investigators responded to the incident and reported that the fire originated in the fireplace and the cause was accidental.Ī public safety chaplain responded to the scene to provide support and assistance to the residents and their two dogs who are displaced temporarily because of the fire.
For the safety of first responders, Hillsboro Police assisted by temporarily closing both directions of NE Cornell Road between NE Jackson Street and E. The home was searched to confirm no other residents or animals were inside and that everyone was able to evacuate safely. Firefighters entered the home to search for and extinguish the fire in the attic while other firefighters made access to the garage to extinguish the fire there. He upgraded the fire to a first alarm to bring additional resources. The on-duty battalion chief was the first to arrive and reported pressurized smoke emanating from the attic area of the home. The residents attempted to extinguish the fire outside and then evacuate with their two dogs. At 6:13 am this morning, residents at 1050 NE Cornell Road in Hillsboro called 911 to report smoke filling their home from their fireplace with flames visible on the siding outside of the house.
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