"The man accused of shooting two Portland police officers on the night of January 19 let loose a brief but largely nonsensical political tirade at his arrangement Wednesday morning. Eric Oelkers was indicted on 12 counts, including attempted aggravated murder, first-degree assault, unlawful use of a firearm, and being a felon in possession of a gun. According to the Oregonian, he referenced artificial intelligence and suggested authorities were using "neurological transmitters" against him."
"On Wednesday, a federal judge barred federal immigration officers in Oregon from arresting people they identify as immigrants without a warrant or without finding that the person is likely to flee or escape. If you remember the Associated Press scoop from two weeks ago that found federal agents had been instructed to arrest people based on administrative warrants under certain conditions, without getting a judicial warrant from a judge, it's a little bonkers to consider that agents in Oregon have been arresting people."
The Mercury asks readers to consider small monthly contributions to support its editorial team and mentions tax-deductible donations and subscription delivery options. Portland experienced unusually warm February weather described as a "fakeout." Eric Oelkers faces a 12-count indictment including attempted aggravated murder, first-degree assault, unlawful use of a firearm, and being a felon in possession of a gun; he made a brief political tirade citing artificial intelligence and alleging use of "neurological transmitters." A federal judge barred immigration officers in Oregon from arresting identified immigrants without a warrant or without finding they are likely to flee. Representative Maxine Dexter plans to travel to Texas to visit a family detained by federal agents.
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