Hedricks report stated: “I asked Swenson to tell me what Medina had told him. Linda Hedricks took a similar report from Swenson, who had initially hoped to put the experience behind him, forget about it, but decided otherwise after hearing about Medina’s experience. Swenson said he sought a massage at the establishment one evening because he had arm pain and no other place was open that evening. Swenson later revealed to Medina that he had a similar experience, and they both decided it was best to file reports with WPD. Swenson also serves on the WSD board with Medina, who approached the mayor to enlighten him about his experience at the spa. Both reported the incidents to the Woodburn Police.īoth also subsequently ran for state offices in the May primary and won. Both removed themselves from the situation. Each quickly discovered their respective masseuses becoming inappropriately aggressive, and each subsequently left.īoth Swenson and Medina routinely receive therapeutic massages, though neither had previously visited this establishment. Woodburn Mayor Eric Swenson and Woodburn School District Board Chair Anthony Medina on separate occasions sought a massage at the establishment.
Roots to the report date back before the civic leaders stepped forward when Woodburn Police received a report about a spa within the city limits offering services beyond a mere healthy massage.
( Woodburn Independent) - Reports furnished to the Woodburn Police Department by two civic leaders last February have elicited some curious speculation, some of which has been baselessly tied to current elections.
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