Protests for October 10

Summary

Tonight’s protest lasted 15 minutes.

The location of the nightly march wasn’t publicly announced beforehand. Regardless, protesters gathered in the evening at Peninsula Park in North Portland. At approximately 10:00 pm, they arrived at the North Precinct to the sounds of the Portland Police loudspeakers already warning against blocking the street. At approximately 10:15 pm, Portland Police officers ran at protesters from behind where they stood in front of the precinct driveway and arrested at least half of the group, in effect ending the protest. There was no declaration of unlawful assembly and no dispersal orders before the mass arrest.

Scheduled Events

Timeline

Early in the day the Nightmare Elk, which has been the longest running replacement for the Elk Statue downtown, was taken from its plinth by members of Patriot Prayer, a local far-right group.

As protesters arrive at the North Precinct for the nightly demonstration, Portland Police (PPB) have already begun making announcements to the crowd.

Around 10:15 pm, protesters are suddenly arrested en masse by police. There has been no declaration of an unlawful assembly at this point.

The small protest lasted for about 15 minutes before the mass arrest.

Media

Present

Articles

Buzzfeed News

Deadline

The Intercept

KGW

KOIN

OPB

The Oregonian

Portland Tribune

Willamette Week

Police

Agencies Present

Portland Police Bureau

Munitions

Mace

Arrests

26

Charges

Interfering with a Peace Officer, Disorderly Conduct in the Second Degree, Resisting Arrest, Carrying a Concealed Weapon, Attempted Escape in the Third Degree 

Protests for October 9

Scheduled Events

  • Stop the Violence: Community Gathering in Memory of Jaelin Scott – 2 PM at Peninsula Park
  • Justice for Jonathan Price – 6 PM at Pioneer Square

Timeline

Starting this afternoon at Peninsula Park:

At Pioneer Square:

Media

Present

Articles

Courthouse News

Ninth Circuit Rules Federal Agents Can’t Target Journalists at Portland Protests

The Oregonian

Willamette Week

The City’s Office of Youth Violence Prevention Objects to How Sarah Iannarone Described It

Police

Agencies present

N/A

Munitions used

N/A

Number of arrests

N/A

Charges

N/A