Sheriff's Office Videos
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'Inside the Tape': video about the aftermath of officer-involved shootings. (20:40) This dramatic 20-minute video takes the public behind the scenes to see how we respond to an officer-involved shooting. It opens with a fictional lethal-force incident in which a deputy is forced to shoot a man who pulls a gun during a traffic stop. Dramatic re-creations and interviews with real-life experts then demonstrate the careful, multi-agency, coordinated response taken by law-enforcement and other officials as they investigate the incident. |
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Clackamas County's Most Wanted: May 2009 (4:19) Clackamas County Sheriff Craig Roberts presents his agency's Most Wanted fugitives as of May 2009. For more information and the latest updates, visit the Sheriff's Office Most Wanted page: |
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Clackamas Federal Credit Union donates $3,950 to SARCon (2:07) On April 28, 2009, Clackamas Federal Credit Union donated $3,950 to the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office for its search-and-rescue efforts. The money will go toward sponsoring a breakfast at Northwest SARCon, our search-and-rescue training conference, which is set for Oct.16-19, 2009. In this video, Marketing Manager Luke McMurray and Marketing Specialist Brent Searls present the check to Sheriff Craig Roberts and Capt. Matt Ellington. For more information on Northwest SARCon, visit www.nwsarcon.com. |
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Sheriff's Office honors its fallen (6:55) On May 11, 2009, the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office honored deputies who had given their lives in the line of duty, as part of its Law Enforcement Memorial Day observance. |
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A donation for Chaplain Evans (2:19) Sheriff's Office Chaplain Mark Evans was hospitalized in late April 2009 following a life-threatening infection contracted after his esophagus was perforated during a routine medical procedure. To help with Mark's bills as he recovers, Sheriff Craig Roberts presented a check on behalf of the Command Association and the Clackamas County Peace Officers Association (CCSPOA) in May 2009. Wally Johnston, Executive Chaplain of Public Safety Chaplaincy (www.publicsafetychaplaincy.org), accepts the check on Mark's behalf. |
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Krav Maga makes donation to Clackamas Women's Services (1:33) Krav Maga Self Defense & Fitness -- which helps train our deputies in defense tactics -- recently held a fundraiser for Clackamas Women's Services (www.cwsor.org). Sheriff Craig Roberts was on hand for the presentation of the $2,400 check. |
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Sheriff's Office honored for 'Wolf Pack' drunk-driving enforcement efforts (2:19) On Friday, April 17, 2009, the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office was honored by the Oregon DUII Multi-Disciplinary Task Force as 2008's "County Agency of the Year." Sheriff Craig Roberts and Undersheriff Dave Kirby accepted the award at the Task Force training conference -- held at the Jantzen Beach Red Lion Inn. This is the first time the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office has won the award. CCSO received the honor for its work on the "Wolf Pack" DUII Saturation Patrols -- an enhanced enforcement effort targeting locations in the county with high reported numbers of DUII citations and crashes. The patrols began in June 2008 and concluded in August. In total, 11 agencies dedicated over 1,260 staff hours resulting in 282 traffic stops, 18 DUII arrests and 24 custodies. |
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How to send crime tips to the Sheriff's Office via cell-phone text message (2:19) We recently unveiled an exciting new crime-fighting tool: Cell-phone users across Clackamas County can now send us anonymous crime-fighting tips through the power of text messaging. This video explains how it works. |
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Happy Valley Community Policing Center 'open house' (1:08) An open house for Happy Valley's new "Community Policing Center" was held Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2009. The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office provides police services to Happy Valley under a "contract city" arrangement; The replicated 1890 Rebstock house once served Happy Valley as its City Hall; with a new facade and interior restructuring, that building now houses the Community Policing Center -- where deputies complete reports, make call-backs and assist citizens. Happy Valley Mayor Rob Wheeler, Clackamas County Sheriff Craig Roberts and Undersheriff Dave Kirby and Matt Ellington were present for the official ribbon-cutting ceremony. |
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Overland Park's 'National Night Out' 2009 (2:14) The Overland Park Coalition held its 8th-annual "National Night Out" event on Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2009 at Mill Park. This neighborhood event brought together the residents of Overland Park, government agencies (including the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office), and area businesses to say good-bye to crime and drugs during an evening of food, games, fun, prizes and music. This video captures highlights from the evening. |
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Green Line grand opening (3:32) Sheriff Craig Roberts and other Clackamas County leaders appeared at the Saturday, Sept. 12 grand opening of TriMet?s fifth MAX line to be built -- the Green Line. The Green Line adds 8.3 miles of light rail between the Gateway Transit Center and Clackamas Town Center, and to 5th and 6th avenues in downtown Portland between Union Station and PSU. It?s the first light-rail extension into Clackamas County. Two days before, on Sept. 10, officials and police agency partners opened the South Precinct, a new police facility located at the southern terminus of the Green Line. The precinct is staffed by five dedicated officers from the Portland Police Bureau and the Clackamas County Sheriff?s Office; they'll patrol the Green Line south of the Gateway Transit Center. Transit police officers from Central Precinct will cover the Green Line when these dedicated law-enforcement personnel aren't on duty. |
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How to file a restraining order in Clackamas County (5:00) Sgt. Angela Brandenburg of the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office explains how to file a restraining order in Clackamas County. |
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Clackamas County's Most Wanted: January 2009 (4:58) Clackamas County Sheriff Craig Roberts presents his agency's Most Wanted fugitives as of Jan. 1, 2009. For more information and the latest updates, visit the Sheriff's Office Most Wanted page at http://www.clackamas.us/sheriff/mostwanted.jsp |
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Sheriff Roberts' 2008 Awards Ceremony speech (8:31) On Feb. 21, 2009, the Sheriff's Office held its 2008 Awards Ceremony -- recognizing deputies, staffers and citizens for their hard work and heroics over the past year. Sheriff Craig Roberts kicked off the event with this speech -- which recognized retired military personnel and surveyed the triumphs and tragedies of 2008. |
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Siletz tribe presents Sheriff with grant for Northwest SARCon (2:06) In February 2009, the Confederated Tribes of Siletz presented the Sheriff's Office with a $10,000 grant to assist with speakers' fees at Northwest SARCon -- CCSO's search-and-rescue conference in Welches. Sheriff Craig Roberts, SAR Captain Matt Ellington and community volunteer Sherry Magdlen attended the presentation ceremony and offered works of thanks for the generous sum. |
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Jail video (5:21) Clackamas County Sheriff Craig Roberts takes you on a guided tour -- complete with a quick historical overview -- of the Clackamas County Jail. |
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Clackamas County Sheriff's Office - overview (6:07) Meet the men and women of the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office in this special promotional video..... |
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DVERT program overview (6:07) The Domestic Violence Enhanced Response Team (DVERT) works with the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office to address domestic violence through intervention and education. This video explains the program -- and shares stories from survivors of domestic abuse. |
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Air Patrol (2:43) Take a short flight in a Cessna with the deputies of the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office Air Unit. |
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Marine Unit (5:10) The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office Marine Unit patrols all the navigable waterways of Clackamas County -- including the Willamette River, the Clackamas River, Lake Oswego, Timothy Lake, and the North Fork Reservoir. Take a boat ride with one of their deputies -- and learn how they're working harder than ever to increase boater safety. |
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AED donation press conference (2:32) During a Jan. 16, 2009 press conference, the Wilsonville Police Department received four Automatic External Defibrillators (AEDs) for use in their patrol vehicles. With each minute that goes by without defibrillation, a patient's chance of survival dwindles; AEDs allow trained personnel to render crucial aid to cardiac-arrest victims immediately. This press-conference footage includes Deputy Mitch Beyer recalling how he used an AED to revive his friend, a lieutenant who's suffered a heart attack at the Oregon Marine Law Enforcement Academy at Camp Rilea. |
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Sheriff's Office re-christens Marine Unit boats in honor of Shoop, Bowman, Coates (3:21) On Nov. 5, 2008, three in-service Sheriff's Office Marine Unit boats were re-christened and re-named in honor of three Clackamas County Sheriff's Deputies who served with distinction and honor: Sgt. Damon Coates, who was shot in the line of duty in January 2003, survived, and is recuperating with his family in West Linn; Deputy Bill Bowman, who was shot and killed during a training exercise in September 2000; and Deputy Jimmy Shoop, who was killed while responding to a call for service in his patrol car in November 1981. |
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Target presents the Sheriff's Office with $2k for Neighborhood Watch (1:44) Target recently chose to present our Crime Prevention Program with a $2,000 to go toward Neighborhood Watch training. This video captures the check handoff -- and gives our Crime Prevention Officer Sara McClurg a chance to thank Target for its generosity and commitment to fighting and preventing crime. |
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KOIN on "Dr. SWAT" (3:53) KOIN 6's terrific news feature on Dr. Seth Izenberg -- the Legacy Trauma Surgeon who rolls with our SWAT team. |
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'Operation Peek-a-Boo' (2:11) A KOIN 6 news report (and additional video) on the Sheriff's Office use of high-tech tools to make sure truck drivers wear their seat belts. telephoto lens, the Internet and hand-held devices like the iPhone is catching truck drivers who are not using seat belts. |
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KOIN-TV SARCon report (3:30) KOIN 6 was on-scene for our wildly successful Northwest SARCon -- which gathered search-and-rescue pros, volunteers and vendors from across the state at the foot of Mt. Hood, the world's second-most-climbed mountain. Here's their news report on the event. |
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Fox12 news report on air-conditioner donation (:52) On Aug. 15, 2008, K-9 Deputy Brad O'Neil helped an elderly woman suffering in the heat by buying her an air conditioner out of his own pocket. Here's KPTV Fox12's news story about the donation. |
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Tribute to Daisy (1:10) The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office sends condolences to Canine Search Specialist Pamela Zachritz, who led workshops on K9 disaster search and rescue at Northwest SARCon '08. Her amazing 8-year-old German Shepherd, Daisy passed away due to complications from a heart tumor on Oct. 6, 2008, just after returning home from the conference. |
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KPTV on our "Cold Case" Web page (1:12) Fox12 reports on the unveiling of the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office "Cold Case" Web page, which enlists the public's help in solving crimes that may be decades old. |
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Sheriff Roberts gives $2,500 to Mountain Wave Emergency Communications (2:58) Clackamas County Sheriff Craig Roberts and Hood River County Sheriff Joseph Wampler each donate a $2,500 check to Mountain Wave Emergency Communications -- a non-profit organization that keeps telecommunications running smoothly during complicated searches in difficult terrain. These donations were made possible by a generous gift from the families of Brian Hall and Jerry "Nikko" Cooke, climbers who disappeared on Mt. Hood in December 2006. |
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Sheriff Roberts speaks at 2007 Awards Banquet (6:20) During our annual Awards Banquet, Clackamas County Sheriff Craig Roberts talks about the department's major accomplishments in 2007. |
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KOIN on Jennifer Delap Cold Case (2:32) In January 1991, Jennifer Lynn Delap was reported missing from her home in Boring. Her body has never been found, and foul play is suspected. There's a cash reward of $25,000 for information leading to an arrest in this case. On May 8, KOIN-TV reported on this Clackamas County Cold Case. |
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Sheriff's Office SWAT trains the National Guard (3:47) More than 30 soldiers with the Oregon Army National Guard 41 Special Troops Battalion trained with seven members of the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office SWAT team at Camp Withycombe on Saturday, April 5, 2008. The training allowed the soldiers -- who are preparing for a deployment to the Middle East -- to practice important skills they can use in urban-warfare scenarios like room-clearing and hand-to-hand combat. |
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Sheriff Roberts unveils plans for law-enforcement memorial (1:50) During a special bench-memorial ceremony held May 15, Sheriff Craig Roberts unveiled plans for a memorial to law-enforcement officers and deputies. The design -- planned in collaboration with the Clackamas County Peace Officers Association and the Police Officers Benevolent Foundation -- features work by bronze artist Rip Caswell ( http://www.ripcaswell.com/ ). |
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Sheriff Roberts on newly opened Jail beds (1:28) Clackamas County Sheriff Craig Roberts talks to the media during a Dec. 19 tour of Clackamas County Jail cell blocks that reopened by the passage of our November 2006 public-safety levy. |
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News reports: Clackamas County Jail beds open (6:56) On Dec. 19, 2007, local media outlets toured Clackamas County Jail cell blocks that were finally re-opened by the passage of our November 2006 public-safety levy. This video collects several TV-news reports on the tour. |
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Sheriff Roberts discusses newly opened Jail beds (:40) Clackamas County Sheriff Craig Roberts talks about the re-opening of the remaining 46 closed beds at Clackamas County Jail. After March 1, 2008, all 84 Jail beds that were previously closed in 2002 due to staffing shortfalls are once again operating at full capacity. Funding to open the Jail beds comes from the passage of Levy 3-246 on Nov. 7, 2006. |
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Child Abuse Summit & Family Violence Conference: 2008 Preview (7:18) Child Abuse Summit & Family Violence Conference: 2008 Preview. |
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Kids make huge donation to 'Toys for Tots' (2:11) A group of Sunday-school students at St. Stephen Lutheran Church in Gladstone decided to donate toys to the "Toys for Tots" program instead of giving gifts to each other. Working with the community, they gathered an astounding 150 toys in two weeks, which were picked up by The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office (accompanied by K9 dog Nero, a big hit with the kids). With the permission of local TV stations, here are some news reports on the donation. |
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Sheriff Roberts speaks at Operation Red Rooster/Tattered Wing press event (2:46) Video from a Monday, March 17 press conference announcing charges against 63 defendants for crimes stemming from a vast organized cockfighting and illegal gambling conspiracy, as well as for a variety of drug-trafficking offenses. The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office participated in this investigation, along with a number of other law-enforcement agencies. |
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We're Hiring! (4:35) In this special recruiting message, Sheriff Craig Roberts gives an overview of the jobs available at the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office. |
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Sheriff's Office at the 2007 County Fair (3:43) A video montage of the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office presence at the 2007 Clackamas County Fair -- including scenes from "Safety Street", the exhibit that makes it fun for kids to learn the rules of the road. |
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Bomb Squad (5:39) Do you cut the blue wire or the red wire? It doesn't really matter -- as you'll learn when you meet Clackamas County Sheriff's Office deputies who serve on the inter-agency Metro Explosives Disposal Unit. |
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K9 Division (3:37) Meet Nino -- a 10-year-old Belgian Malinois dog who also happens to be a six-year veteran of the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office K9 Unit. |
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K9 Unit Music Video (1:33) A video montage starring four-legged members of the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office. |
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Operation Cyber Sting (3:49) If you saw coverage of "Operation Cyber Sting" on KPTV Fox12, you know the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office helped plan a coordinated, multi-agency effort to bust online predators -- resulting in seven arrests. If you'd like to learn how the operation was put together, this behind-the-scenes video -- re-posted with KPTV's permission -- shows the planning and hard work that went into the sting. |
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West Linn students create 'media walls' for the Sheriff (2:32) The West Linn High School art department created two mural-sized backdrops that Sheriff Craig Roberts can stand against when videotaping interviews and messages. In this short video, WLHS art teacher Lynn Pass shows us the murals -- and introduces us to the extraordinary high-school seniors who helped create them. |
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PSA: Wear Your Life Jacket (:26) In this Public Service Announcement, Clackamas County Sheriff Craig Roberts and the Clackamas County Water Rescue Consortium remind you that a life jacket can't save your life if you're not wearing it. |
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Marine-safety overview (2:59) Just in time for the warmer weather, Deputy Doug Olsen of the Sheriff's Office Marine Unit offers some critical water-safety tips. |
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KGW report: Sheriff Roberts on water safety (:45) Clackamas County Sheriff Craig Roberts put on a lifejacket and jumped in the river to help teach kids the importance of water safety -- and KGW was there to film it. This TV-news report was broadcast on May 26, 2007; it's posted here with KGW's permission. |
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Water Safety Montage (1:34) Clips from news reports about tragic drownings drive home the importance of wearing your life jacket when swimming in Clackamas County waterways. |
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2006 Year End Review (3:26) News clips from 2006. |
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Child-Abuse Summit (2:16) A longer video previewing the Child Abuse Summit & Family Violence Conference -- to be held April 17-20, 2007. |
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Child-Abuse Summit -- short promo reel (1:03) A short "teaser trailer" for the Child Abuse Summit & Family Violence Conference -- to be held April 17-20, 2007. |
