On October 15, Oregon’s Sherwood Police Department posted information about an upcoming event they were hosting. The event was planned for October 30, from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.

The Sherwood Police Department in Sherwood, Ore., surprised some members of the community last week when they announced Hide and Seek With a Cop, a modified game of tag billed as an “interactive ...

Hide and Seek With a Cop, where armed and uniformed police officers will try to tag teenagers and adults as they run through a wooded park at night. The idea is drawing mixed reviews on social media.

That’s because the Sherwood Police Department had to call off their scheduled game of “Hide & Seek with a Cop” planned for 7 p.m. on Oct. 30.

When Oregon police spoke to the driver, he allegedly made several threats to kill the officers. Later Wednesday morning, Oregon Police Department learned that the vehicle was stolen.

A Portland, Oregon, police officer stands near a vehicle as officers block off an area on the Portland State University campus on May 2, 2024. Jenny Kane/AP PORTLAND, Ore.

BEND, Ore. - An Oregon police department has announced the removal of thin blue line vinyl decals from its patrol cars, saying they have become a divisive symbol to some in the community. The ...