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A Homeless Man In A Wheelchair Dies Of An Overdose In Portland, In Broad Daylight As Other Homeless People Try To Save Him
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City Worker Shows The Massive 100 Lbs Cans Filled With Used Needles They Clean Off The Streets Of Portland Each Week
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Black Father Encourages His Children To Beat Up Two White Girls
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Arabs Set Fire To Tram In Amsterdam As Anti-Jewish Violence Continues
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Hey, I Wonder What His IQ Is...
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GRAPHIC- Indian Woman Kills Her Husband With A Brick To The Head And Scoops Out His Brain With Her Hands In Front Of Cops Because He Was A Vegan
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FEMA Worker Who Was Fired For Telling Volunteers To Not Help Trump Supporters After Hurricanes Admits Trump Supporters Made Them Feel Uncomfortable And Unsafe
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The federal government has allocated nearly $23 million to stem the opioid epidemic in Oregon, with overdose deaths skyrocketing in recent years.
In Oregon, the grant will be directed toward areas that have high rates of use, high overdose rates, and low participation in treatment: southwest Oregon and the southwest coast, the Portland area, eastern Oregon, and rural areas in northwest Oregon.
A recent video uploaded to social media shows a city working displaying the massive amounts of used needles they pick up each week in Portland.
