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Portland protestors launch mortars at federal buildings, smash windows, burn American flags over July 4 weekend
After launching at least 2 mortars at the federal building, the protesters marched through the streets of downtown Portland, breaking windows as they went.
Protesters in downtown Portland spent the night of July 4 smashing windows, shooting off mortars into the federal building and burning an American flag as a response to the death of Jayland Walker in Ohio.
According to KOIN, the "direct action" march gathered in Lownsdale Square to coincide with crowds in downtown Portland for the fireworks over the Willamette River and the Waterfront Blues Fest.
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The outlet reported that as of 10 pm, there were about 50-100 protesters, with some dressed in black bloc. After launching at least 2 mortars at the federal building, the protesters marched through the streets of downtown Portland, breaking windows as they went.
Days before, an unlawful assembly was declared when approximately 60 people broke windows in Portland’s Piedmont neighborhood. The activists marched from Peninsula Park down Rosa Parks Way, smashing windows along the route.
According to KOIN, on June 25 about 200 people gathered in Grant Park for what was labeled a march for "abortion rights" and walked down Sandy Boulevard smashing windows and also vandalized a Portland school van by breaking windows and tagging it.
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