Accountability Through Transparency

Oregon’s Public Record of Law Enforcement & Government Misconduct

Our Mission

Expose Oregon Corruption (EOC) is a community-driven public accountability platform
dedicated to documenting, archiving, and publicizing verified instances of law enforcement misconduct,
government corruption, and systemic failures across the state of Oregon.

We believe sunlight is the most effective disinfectant. By aggregating public records, court documents,
agency investigations, and credible news reporting in one searchable, organized space, EOC empowers
Oregonians — residents, journalists, attorneys, and activists — to hold institutions accountable.

🔎 Public Records

Sourced from court filings, IA investigation reports, DOJ reviews, grand jury indictments, and verified news sources.

🌍 Statewide Coverage

Covering Washington County, Multnomah County, Portland, Beaverton, Hillsboro, and state-level agencies including DPSST and the Oregon DOJ.

👤 Community-Contributed

Registered contributors can submit documented cases for editorial review. Every submission must be verifiable and sourced.

🔒 Evidence-First

No speculation. No rumors. Every entry must cite a public record, court document, agency report, or credible published source.

How to Register & Contribute

EOC is open to all Oregon residents and public-interest journalists. Registration is free and
contributions go through editorial review before publication.

Create a Free Account

Click Register and enter a username and email address.
You may use a pseudonym — your identity is not published.
Confirm Your Email

Check your inbox for a confirmation link. This verifies your account and activates
contributor access.
Submit a Case

Use the contributor submission form to document a case. Include the incident description,
agency involved, date range, and at least one verifiable public source (court record, agency report,
or credible news article with a direct URL).
Editorial Review

All submissions are reviewed by EOC editors for accuracy, sourcing, and compliance with
our community standards before publication. You will be notified of the outcome.
Publication

Approved submissions are published in the Investigative Archive, attributed to your
contributor username (never your real name unless you request it).

Community Standards & Legal Notice

EOC is a platform for public accountability journalism, not a forum for personal grievances,
retaliation, or harassment. All contributors agree to the following standards as a condition of access.

⚠️ Author Responsibility

You are legally responsible for everything you post. EOC does not verify every submission in real time. Submitting false, defamatory, or fabricated information may expose you to civil or criminal liability.
By submitting content, you represent and warrant that your submission is truthful, sourced, and does not violate any applicable law.
EOC reserves the right to remove any content at any time without notice.

📑 Verifiable Information Only

All submissions must be supported by at least one publicly accessible source: a court document, official agency report, grand jury indictment, published news article, or government record.
Rumors, hearsay, anonymous tips, and unverified allegations are not accepted.
Submissions that cannot be independently verified will be rejected during editorial review.
Providing a fraudulent or misleading source citation is grounds for permanent account termination.

🚫 No Doxxing — Zero Tolerance

Publishing private personal information is strictly prohibited. This includes home addresses, personal phone numbers, personal email addresses, financial account information, family member details, and any other non-public identifying information.
Public officials’ official contact information (work phone, office address, public agency email) may be included where directly relevant to a documented misconduct case.
Doxxing violations will result in immediate permanent ban and may be reported to law enforcement.
EOC complies fully with Oregon’s anti-harassment statutes (ORS 163.730) and applicable federal law.

Questions about these standards? Contact the EOC editorial team through the
contact page. By registering an account, you agree to these terms in full.