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Portland police issue warning after Facebook Marketplace sellers robbed at gunpoint
The Portland Police Bureau said that it's investigated "at least 10 similar incidents" since the beginning of the year. A case in Tualatin escalated to gunfire.
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What happenedThe Portland Police Bureau said that it's investigated "at least 10 similar incidents" since the beginning of the year. A case in Tualatin escalated to gunfire.
The headline splitOne side frames it as "Police issue warning over criminal groups recruiting teens for violent crimes". The other frames it as "Portland police issue warning after Facebook Marketplace sellers robbed at gunpoint".
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Left / center-leftPolice issue warning over criminal groups recruiting teens for violent crimes
ABC News · Center-left · News report
CenterPortland police issue warning after Facebook Marketplace sellers robbed at gunpoint
KGW8 (Tegna, Portland OR) · Center · News report
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Portland police issue warning after Facebook Marketplace sellers robbed at gunpoint
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The Portland Police Bureau said that it's investigated "at least 10 similar incidents" since the beginning of the year. A case in Tualatin escalated to gunfire.
WATCH: Police issue warning over criminal groups recruiting teens for violent crimes
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Authorities say teens in Europe are being recruited online by criminal organizations for killings, bombings and abductions – a growing trend experts say is making its way to the U.S.
