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Portland’s police chief says he’ll walk a beat as NCAA tournament hits city
Portland’s police chief says he’ll walk a beat as NCAA tournament hits city
Portland’s police chief says he’ll walk a beat as NCAA tournament hits city

Published on: 03/16/2026

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Portland Police Chief Bob Day plans to work a walking shift when March Madness comes to the city.

When March Madness comes to Portland, Police Chief Bob Day says he’ll hit the streets.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/crime/2026/03/portlands-police-chief-says-hell-walk-a-beat-as-ncaa-tournament-hits-city.html

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