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Portland serial burglar accused of more crime after progressive Governor commuted sentence

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First published at 20:16 UTC on January 15th, 2022.

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PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – A convicted Portland serial burglar is on the loose, and accused of more crimes, after his prison sentence was commuted by Governor Kate Brown.
In the summer of 2019, a Multnomah County judge sentenced then 64-year-old Melvin Tillman to six years in prison, for 10 burglaries he committed over eight months in Portland.
A couple of those burglaries were caught on surveillance camera, including one at a store on Northwest 23rd. Tillman was seen smashing the glass front door with a rock, grabbing the cash drawer, then running out.
Tillman was granted release by Governor Brown in June 2021 as part of the governor’s first wave of COVID-19 commutations — a move Brown said would prevent further loss of life.....

...Before his sentencing for these 10 burglaries, Tillman had 43 other felony convictions, 33 of them being 2nd-degree burglary. He was also ordered to pay $4,745 in restitution to five of the businesses.
In April 2018, Tillman was arrested for a crime spree in Northwest Portland and then released just days later.
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