SPECIAL REPORT: Ray Rau left the job as Nyssa police chief with a reputation for innovation and strong policing. His new job in Tillamook left him convicted of criminal conduct, spending days in jail and giving up his badge.
AROUND OREGON: A state judge sentenced Ray Rau, former Nyssa police chief, to 10 days in jail after convicting him of official misconduct in his duty as Tillamook police chief. Rau also had to surrender his police certification during a court proceeding on Wednesday, April 3, in Tillamook County Circuit Court.
A state judge has ordered Ray Rau, former Nyssa police chief, to not work in law enforcement while criminal charges are pending in Tillamook County. Rau is on leave as Tillamook police chief.
BREAKING: Prosecutors on Wednesday charged Raymond K. Rau, the former Nyssa police chief, with theft related to evidence missing from a Tillamook Police Department evidence locker. Rau is chief in Tillamook.