PORTLAND, Ore. - A man who impersonated a police officer, kidnapped two women and attempted to rape them remains at large nearly two years later and will now be featured on America's Most Wanted.

Paul Evans Winklebleck, 43, is wanted on felony warrants for kidnapping, criminal impersonation, assault, attempted rape and robbery. He is also wanted for child sex abuse and failing to register as a child sex offender.

The charges stem from a March 4, 2010 incident where two women were approached outside the Roseland Theater just before midnight by Winklebleck, who told them he was a police spotter. He said he would help them get home because they might be intoxicated.

The two women believed Winklebleck and agreed to let him drive them home in their car. Once the women were inside the vehicle, Winklebleck displayed a knife, drove south on Interstate 5 and took the Detroit Lake exit near Salem.

This weekend is the last time you'll get an opportunity to see 'The Woman in a Blue Dress' by artist Titian. The painting is on display at the Portland Art Museum and it's the first time it's been shown in the United States (it's on loan from the Galleria Palatina in Florence).

• About the one-painting exhibit
• Hours and admission
• What else you can see at the museum

PORTLAND, Ore. – Firefighters, two fishermen and a bicyclist teamed up to rescue a man struggling in the cold, fast-moving waters of the Willamette River late Wednesday night.

Portland firefighters said cyclist Dan Sinclair was riding down the Eastbank Esplanade at about 11:15 p.m. Wednesday when he heard cries for help coming from the river and spotted a man struggling in the water about 25 yards from shore.
 
Firefighters said two other men, Sam Policar and Justin Wisdom, were sturgeon fishing from shore nearby and also saw the man in the water. Policar and Wisdom attempted to hook onto the man with their fishing lines to pull him to shore while Sinclair went to nearby Fire Station 21, which is located along the esplanade near the Hawthorne Bridge.

The crew on duty immediately took action to pull the man from the water, which is running fast, cold and at high levels following a week of heavy rain and snow in the Northwest. They also alerted other firefighters to launch a boat into the Willamette River from the Old Town area.