Portland lost its top police accountability advocate…
Dan Handelman, a prominent Portland police accountability and anti-war activist who died after experiencing a stroke at age 60, left behind an unfillable void in the region’s efforts to address police misconduct and civil rights issues.
Key Facts
- Dan Handelman was a key figure in Portland’s police accountability work for over three decades
- He organized weekly rallies against police brutality and military actions
Incident Details
| Location | Portland, Oregon |
| Department | Portland Police Department (and broader law enforcement system) |
| Officers Involved | Not specified, but likely relevant to the department’s practices |
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