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Salem PD: No jurisdiction in baby death
Two strangers took a 19-year-old who hailed from Alaska to the Salem PD so she could tell authorities her baby was smothered days earlier. But Salem police sent her back to Gladstone.
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Man, 41, shot to death in Lents area
A 41-year-old man was shot to death outside a home in Southeast Portland Tuesday night.
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Police: Dead infant was dumped in woods
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Salem PD: No jurisdiction in baby death
Two strangers took a 19-year-old who hailed from Alaska to the Salem PD so she could tell authorities her baby was smothered days earlier. But Salem police sent her back to Gladstone.
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