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Portland set to pay $300K to man imprisoned for overdose death that never happened
Portland set to pay $300K to man imprisoned for overdose death that never happened
Portland set to pay $300K to man imprisoned for overdose death that never happened

Published on: 10/20/2025

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Adam Gregg, 39, on the campus of Lewis & Clark Law School.

The city of Portland is poised to pay $300,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by a man who spent more than five years in prison for selling heroin that police told him had caused a fatal overdose, only to learn after completing his sentence that his victim was actually alive.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/crime/2025/10/portland-set-to-pay-300k-to-man-imprisoned-for-overdose-death-that-never-happened.html

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