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A former substitute teacher and school volleyball coach has been indicted for allegedly damaging a Portland Police vehicle during a riot in August, officials recently announced.
Malia Lynne Trammel, 29, was arraigned on Jan. 20 on charges of riot, criminal mischief, escape, interfering with a peace officer and identity theft, the Multnomah County District Attorney's Office said. The office did not release additional information regarding the charges.
A spokesperson for the Gladstone School District in Gladstone, Ore. confirmed in an email to Fox News on Monday that Trammell worked as "an occasional substitute teacher and a part time assistant volleyball coach," but has not done so since November 2019. Internet records posted online indicate she was a "Long Term Substitute Science Teacher" for Gladstone High School.
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A phone number listed for Trammell was not accepting calls on Monday.
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According to a Jan. 20 press release, Trammell punctured one of the tires on a Portland Police Bureau (PPB) "sound truck" on Aug. 6 2020, while the vehicle was deployed on East Burnside Street during unrest. Police use the truck to make announcements and "external and amplified verbal orders," the release states.
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Law enforcement first submitted the case to the D.A.'s office on Aug. 7, but the case was initially closed. PPB then re-submitted the case. A grand jury returned an indictment on Jan. 8, at which point Multnomah County District Attorney Mike Schmidt reinstated the case.
Trammell was arraigned on Jan. 20. A record search indicates she is not currently in custody.
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