The board that certifies Oregon police, firefighters and other public safety personnel on Oct. 22 voted to revoke the certifications of six officers and took no action against three others following allegations of actions they took on and off the job that made them morally unfit.
The 26-member Department of Public Safety Standards and Training board, which meets quarterly, reviewed and adopted recommendations from professional policy committees.
The six policy committees include the Fire Policy Committee, Police Policy Committee and Corrections Policy Committee. They discuss cases of alleged moral fitness violations based on other agencies’ investigations…