Release of Police Horses Not Part of Protests

Tuesday, November 25, 2014

Taya Alami, GoLocalPDX Reporter

Bradly Sean Miller

Portland Police confirmed Tuesday that a man accused of releasing five police horses to run loose through the city Monday night was not connected to any nearby protests of the Ferguson grand jury decision.

Bradly Sean Miller, 24, was booked into the Multnomah County Jail on charges of burglary, aggravated theft and criminal mischief. He may have been drinking prior to letting the horses free, according to police.

All five horses were brought back to the facility safely. Two sustained minor leg injuries and were treated by Police Bureau personnel.

I love that the Portland protest to the #FergusonDecision was to let the police horses loose lol #keepportlandwierd
— adam pollack (@adam__pollack) November 25, 2014

Portland RT @PDXPoliceScan: Protesters broke into Portland Police Mounted Patrol barn & let 5 horses out.Currently running loose in Pearl
— Kelly Pranghofer™ (@kellypranghofer) November 25, 2014

"@BackOfficeGavin: "Can you tell us why you freed the horses?" Portland protester, "Neigh."" OMG WE KEEP WINNING!
— Josh Swink (@kid_cubby) November 25, 2014