Oregon State Police Investigate Alleged Impersonation of ICE Officers in Clackamas County
Oregon State Police are investigating an incident in Clackamas County where individuals allegedly impersonated ICE officers and forcibly removed a victim from a vehicle.
Portland, OR, July 24, 2026 —
Oregon State Police (OSP) have launched an investigation into an incident occurring in Clackamas County involving individuals who allegedly impersonated U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers. According to initial reports, these individuals are accused of forcibly removing a victim from a vehicle.
The details surrounding the incident, including the exact date, time, and specific location within Clackamas County, have not been fully disclosed as the investigation is ongoing. Information regarding the identities of the individuals involved, the victim, or the circumstances leading to the alleged impersonation and removal also remains limited at this time.
OSP has not released further specifics regarding the nature of the alleged impersonation or the methods used in the forcible removal. The agency has stated its commitment to thoroughly examining the facts of the case.
The investigation is focused on determining the veracity of the claims and identifying any potential criminal activity. Further updates are expected as more information becomes available from the ongoing inquiry.
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