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Drug laws are back in Oregon. How they are enforced depends on the county

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Days after Oregon officially recriminalized drug possession, Douglas County Sheriff’s Deputy Ryan Gomez found himself helping with an arrest.Officers in the town of Sutherlin stopped a car near a park, he recalled. They spotted fentanyl and methamphetamine inside. He and the officers arrested the man for misdemeanor drug possession.Recriminalization went into effect Sept. 1. Before that date, drugs would have resulted in far less punishment. Off…
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