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the crime stories along the Max
2008 crime
news stories along Light rail
2007 crime
news stories along Light rail
2006
crime news stories along Light Rail Group pushes safety to the
MAX on 82nd
2005 crime
news stories along Light rail After all,
in 20 years, Rockwood has deteriorated from a modest but respectable middle-class
neighborhood to an area struggling with poverty and crime.
2004 crime
news stories along Light rail TRIMET ALTERS
RULE ON UNRULY
2003 crime
news stories along Light rail DEALERS
MOVE DRUGS ON MAX
2002 crime
news stories along Light rail coming soon
2001 crime
news stories along Light Rail Officers
will focus on the high-density housing packed along the MAX line
2000 crime
news stories along Light RailTRI-MET
TOUTS WESTSIDE MAX SAFETY
1999
crime news stories along Light Rail Rockwood
group proposes citizen patrol to reduce light rail problems
1998
crime news stories along Light Rail
1997
crime news stories along Light Rail However,
even without that demand, Tri-Met would work
to guarantee
the system is safe for all riders, said Tom
Walsh, Tri-Met general manager.
Portland Police Chief Charles Moose asked critics
to be patient with
Tri-Met as the transit agency shifts toward
community policing.
Still, Tri-Met is faced with skeptics who thought
they heard the same
message from the transit agency four years
ago but didn't see much action.
1996
crime news stories along Light Rail Tri-Met
will improve security on the MAX system by installing surveillance cameras
in trains and adding them at some of its busiest stations.
1995
crime news storiesa long Light Rail But
Gresham police Lt. Raymond Kelsay believes
car thefts are rising for other reasons. Gresham's
population is up, and the MAX trains make
it easy for someone to travel from Portland, steal a car and drive away,
he said.
1994
crime news stories along Light Rail Riders
waiting for MAX or departing the train may be robbed or assaulted. A young
Gresham woman waiting for a train at a station on 188th Avenue and Southeast
Stark Street recently was harassed by three youths and hit in the face
by one of them.
1993
crime news stories along Light Rail Tri-Met
spokesman Johnson said the transit agency worried about public opinions.
``Our position is that we're very concerned about the perception people
have about their safety on Tri-Met and we are very concerned about this
incident.''
1992
crime news stories along Light Rail ``We don't
feel the least bit discouraged,'' Johnson said. The Gresham Police Department
is changing its structure to encourage community policing, which
emphasizes solving neighborhood problems before they get out of control.
1991
crime news stories along Light Rail
ROCKWOOD SAFETY TEAMS RIDE MAX TO CURB
CRIME
1990
crime news stories along Light Rail
Rockwood policing plan slated to yield immediate impact
1989
crime news stories along Light Rail The
Portland Tri-Met police unit, which will start patrolling buses and
MAX trains May 15, will be flexible and innovative,
officials at the Portland Police Bureau promised Friday.
1988
crime news stories along Light Rail ``We
don't see it as a big problem, but every time a crime is committed, obviously
it's a big problem for the victim,'' said Phill Colombo, a public information
officer for Tri-Met.
2007
Time to get serious about MAX safety Again!
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