Mexican Male Attempted kidnapping 10 year old Girl Oregon Call 503 723 4949

Most likely an illegal mexican migrant in Oregon, looking for a new wife, No kidding,  In Mexico,adult males marrying 10 year old girls is part of their culture. He was just doing what was normal  for him and the girl was mostl likely a mexican anchor baby
 call and ask why they don't enforce immigration laws. Oregon would be a nice palce to live if they deported the illegals and their brats

Deputies Investigating Possible Abduction Attempt in Rural Area
Clackamas Co. Sheriff's Office - 05/10/14

On 5-10-14 at about 9:20 pm a 10 year old girl was pushing her bike home from a friend's house toward her own home. She observed a male hiding in the bushes apparently touching himself. The man began chasing her and lunged at her. The girl rode away on her bike toward her house. The suspect grabbed the girl's foot, but she was able to get away. She rode straight to her home and immediately reported what had occurred.

This incident occurred in a rural area near Molalla at Acer Lane and Rosewood Way. 

The girl described to the man to the police as a Hispanic male 40-50 years old with a big moustache. He was last seen wearing jeans, boots, and a dark baseball cap. The suspect is possibly associated with an older red van that has been seen in the area recently. 
Deputies are following up on leads in this case. Our case number is 14-12684.

Anyone with information concerning this crime is encouraged to contact the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office's confidential Tip Line -- by phone at 503-723-4949 or by using the online e-mail form: http://www.clackamas.us/sheriff/forms/tip.html

Mexican Anchor Babies Get Free Dental in Oregon

one child at a timeNW Regional ESD: Columbia Co. - 02/01/13

Student practices her tooth-brushing routine.

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Smiles are a little brighter and mouths are a little healthier for 200 children in Tillamook and Columbia counties thanks to a partnership involving the Northwest Regional Education Service District (NWRESD) and numerous community stakeholders.

The new collaboration focuses on reducing the disparity in access to dental care to under-served communities. In addition to staff at NWRESD, the effort includes representatives from community-based health centers, school district superintendents, dental distributors, and G.A.P.S. Foundation Board members in the two counties.

The project was kicked off in December with the donation of 200 dental kits from Henry Schein Company, a worldwide distributor of dental and other supplies. The kits -- containing toothpaste, tooth brushes and floss -- were distributed to young children who attend NWRESD's Early Intervention/Early Childhood programs, Head Start programs, and families who receive services from the Department of Human Services in Columbia and Tillamook counties.

According to NWRESD Tillamook pre-school teacher Linda Walker, "Students are having success in learning how to brush their teeth independently. With a generous donation from Henry Schein, each student has their own toothbrush and toothpaste. Each day after eating, the students clean up their place at the table and brush their teeth. It's a great way to incorporate this life skill into their daily routine."

Next on the list: Securing equipment to help community-based health centers in Columbia County setup small, volunteer-staffed dental clinics.


Attached Media Files: Student practices her tooth-brushing routine.