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Editorial peak: A little sunshine for Prineville

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Prineville, Oregon, paid more than $500,000 to a former police chief and a former captain. The two men were accused of harassing, bullying and abusing a female officer and a civilian manager. Public records law, the Crook County District Attorney's office and The Oregonian/OregonLive persuaded city leaders to release the separation agreements.

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Editorial peak: A little sunshine for Prineville

Residents of Prineville now know that their city government paid the city's former police chief and a former police captain more than $500,000 under separation agreements, thanks to public records law, the Crook County district attorney and the Oregonian/OregonLive's hiring of a lawyer, the editorial board writes.

1 month ago·Portland, United States

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