Originally published Tuesday, November 18, 2008 at 12:00 AM
PrintOre. sheriff disconnects Web in porn investigation
PORTLAND — Multnomah County Sheriff Bob Skipper has disconnected the Internet from most of the county jails while his office investigates allegations that deputies used a work computer to view pornography.
PORTLAND — Multnomah County Sheriff Bob Skipper has disconnected the Internet from most of the county jails while his office investigates allegations that deputies used a work computer to view pornography.
Under a policy to start Dec. 1, jail employees will no longer be able to surf the Web from work computers unless they submit a written request.
Computers in most monitoring stations and cell blocks will be disconnected.
Employees who use the Internet as a work tool — such as jail deputies who need to communicate with detectives and other agencies — will continue to have access to the Internet.
The links to the porn sites were discovered on a computer hard drive that showed three jail deputies had each used it separately.
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