POLICE INTIMIDATION
The final displacement attempt. Three officers at a locked federal gate on the anniversary of dismissal — designed to make the cost of continuing feel unsurvivable. It failed. And in failing, it became the loudest evidence of everything that came before it.
For Volunteers
Stage 9 →Not everyone gets here. But if the record you built was strong enough to threaten them — they may have. A visit. A call. A warning. The goal is to make the cost of continuing feel unsurvivable. It isn't. But they need you to believe it is.
MARCH 24, 2026
THE INCIDENT REPORT
On March 27, 2026, I filed an official Siuslaw National Forest Host/Caretaker Incident Report documenting the visit as intimidation. The report includes the date, time, location, a narrative description of the encounter, and the license plate number of one of the vehicles: 731 QRV.
WHO WAS AT THE GATE
March 24, 2026 — Siltcoos Work Center, 82900 Highway 101, Florence, Oregon 97439
Special Agent Matthew Oliver
ConfirmedU.S. Forest Service — Law Enforcement & Investigations
Willamette and Siuslaw National Forests
Confirmed by: Patrol Captain Felicia Sloan, March 30, 2026
Confirmed by his own supervisory captain in writing. Investigative branch, not patrol. Investigators do not conduct welfare checks.
Unidentified Officer
Identity WithheldUnknown — Oregon State Police denied any records
Plate on camera: 731 QRV
Confirmed by: License plate captured on camera, March 24, 2026
Oregon State Police issued same-day blanket denial of any responsive records.
Unidentified Officer
Identity WithheldUnknown
Third officer present. No identification provided. Identity actively withheld.
You have an absolute right to know who the police are who come to your door. Two agencies have declined to provide that information. That refusal is itself part of the record.
OSP Public Records Request filed: April 3, 2026 — REF# PR27478
OSP Response: Same-day blanket denial. No records found.
Follow-up filed: April 4, 2026 — requesting scope and method of search.
OREGON STATE POLICE: NO RECORDS
On April 3, 2026, I filed a public records request with Oregon State Police requesting all records related to the March 24 visit — names, badge numbers, unit assignments, all communications related to planning, authorization, or coordination, all communications referencing my name, the archive, or the domain oprdvolunteerabuse.org, any incident reports, case files, or after-action documentation, and all communications between any OSP officer and U.S. Forest Service Special Agent Matthew Oliver or any Oregon Parks and Recreation Department employee in connection with the visit.
Oregon State Police responded the same day with a blanket denial: no records responsive to the request.
The full response from Oregon State Police is available below.