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"GOOD MORNING, PORTLAND! 👋 And happy "goodbye to atmospheric river" day to those who celebrate. Along with stiff breezes and a scorching high (for December) of 59 degrees, those damnable buckets of rain will slow to a stop today with only a few showers tomorrow, and then a dry weekend. And now? Let's drench ourselves with a bucket of NEWS."
"A Portland police officer has been arrested on charges of domestic violence in Clackamas County. Jimmy Pryce-a 27-year veteran with the PPB who was off duty at the time of the arrest-has been charged with strangulation, fourth-degree assault, menacing, and harassment of a woman he lives with... and allegedly he did these things in front of his kids. Pryce has been put on leave while the Bureau conducts its own internal investigation."
The Mercury asks readers for small monthly contributions to sustain newsreporting, arts coverage, event listings, and hosted events that support the city. Weather has shifted as an atmospheric river eases, bringing stiff breezes, an unusually warm December high near 59 degrees, diminishing rain, and a forecast for a dry weekend. A Portland police officer, Jimmy Pryce, a 27-year veteran, has been arrested on multiple domestic violence charges including strangulation and fourth-degree assault; he is on leave pending an internal investigation. Coastal highways experienced floods and landslides, and Portland's Big Pipe system exceeded capacity causing wastewater issues.
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