Drew Pinniger

Screenshot of a post on X by Claire Lehmann (@clairlemon) saying the Wall Street Journal analyzed 13 incidents where ICE agents fired into civilian vehicles and found a pattern of agents “boxing in” running vehicles while using escalatory tactics police are trained to avoid. Below the text is a four-panel collage of video stills showing vehicle-stop encounters, including an armed person near a vehicle and a handgun pointed toward a car window. A caption along the bottom reads: “Videos Show How ICE Vehicle Stops Can Escalate to Shootings.”

Close-up screenshot of an article section titled “Obstructing a moving vehicle.” The text says that in at least three shootings, officers pursued a vehicle on foot and moved into the vehicle’s path or clung to it while it moved. A quoted line compares it to “policing 101” and warns not to get in front of a car or in its pathway, attributed to Jon Blum, a former North Carolina officer who develops police training curricula.

Screenshot of an article page showing two side-by-side photos: on the left, a person outlined in red approaching the side of a dark SUV on a snowy street; on the right, a blurred image of a person near a light-colored vehicle and a large planter. A caption beneath the photos reads: “From left: Minneapolis on Jan. 7; Franklin Park, Ill., in September.” Below, the article text begins: “In Minnesota, one officer continued to hold on to a door handle as another officer appeared to move in front of the vehicle…”

This sure looks like a nationwide pattern.

As the federal government increased its presence in Portland, local leaders came together with a unified message: “Don’t take the bait. Join Nextdoor, an app for neighborhoods where you can get local tips, buy and sell items, and more

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I'm not the first to notice the reinvention of @wired.com from mouthpiece of tech ideology to showing everyone else how to do journalism today, but this cover is something else.

The inclusion of their own hagiographic covers in the back is a nod to that shift, which is beautiful. Also…

When your friends are on MAX. @drewpinn.bsky.social @juleskitty.bsky.social

Great looking family! Great game too Reyna!

If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck…

Portland TriMet Max with a Portland Timbers design

Travel with @trimet.org 🚆

A reminder that your ticket is a ride to-and-from @providencepark.bsky.social 🤝

Are you freaking kidding me? There were thousands of protesters flooding our streets and you want to talk about bread sticks?!?!?

Smells like American Spirit.

What night should we go?

To recap, Trump:

-Forced out the FAA chief at Musk's insistence
-Imposed a hiring freeze that reportedly included air traffic controllers
-Fired the TSA head and gutted a key aviation safety committee
-Blamed the DCA crash on DEI

This is disastrous leadership.

Sounds familiar. I’ll have to check it out.

Announcer describing Nottingham Forest’s goal against Liverpool said, “That’s Forest in a nutshell”.
Many trees do grow out of nutshells.
Goalscorer is named Chris Wood.

Jen Rubin leaves The Washington Post to join Norm Eisen in starting a new media publication and venture called "The Contrarian."

Local firefighters on frontlines of LA wildfires ‘Proud to be representing Oregon’ Firefighters from Oregon are on the front lines of devasting wildfires in California Friday night. They told KOIN 6 News that despite the struggle, they’ve made some progress and appreciate t…

Firefighters from Oregon are on the front lines of devasting wildfires in California Friday night. They told KOIN 6 News that despite the struggle, they’ve made some progress and appreciate the support from back home. trib.al/LW1xWJS

Bret is deserving as a human but I haven’t seen this yet.

Had a great time working on Criminal! Hope to see you back here in Portland for a Season 2!