Protests for October 30

Scheduled Events

Timeline

A large group has left the vigil and moved to downtown Vancouver:

Down the street from the vigil location (where Kevin Peterson Jr. was killed last night), there’s still a large, armed right-wing group:

The downtown group is marching:

Warning: flashing lights in the next video

The protest is moving on:

Media

Present

Articles

The Columbian

The Guardian

Kevin Peterson Jr: protesters decry police shooting in Washington state

OPB

The Oregonian

Portland Mercury

Multnomah County Candidates of Color See Themselves Misrepresented in Campaign Mailers

Willamette Week

Lake Oswego Police Are Investigating After Deer Heads Are Discovered Next To Biden and Black Lives Matter Signs

Police

Agencies present

  • Vancouver Police Department
  • Federal: DHS

Munitions used

N/A

Number of arrests

At least 3, no details provided as of 1:25 PM on 10/31

Charges

Protests for October 29

Scheduled Events

Timeline

Chants and flag waving continued for another hour:

A reporter and a BLM protester were sprayed with bear mace:

The remaining far-right protesters left and the BLM event ended as well.

This evening, a direct action group is at the Penumbra Kelly building on E Burnside.

Reports are spreading on social media that police in Vancouver, WA (across the river from Portland) killed a Black man named Kevin Peterson Jr. tonight.

Another direct action is happening at a law office in NE Portland:

Elsewhere in NE Portland:

Back to Vancouver:

Media

Present

Articles

The Colombian

Deputies involved in Hazel Dell shooting

OPB

The Oregonian

Portland Mercury

Split on $18 Million in Police Cuts, Portland City Council Delays Budget Vote

Willamette Week

Five Days Ahead of the Election, Local Law Enforcement Doesn’t Know Who’s In Charge of Election Night Protests

Police

Agencies present

  • Portland Police Bureau
  • Hazel Dell (Vancouver WA): Battleground, Camas, Longview, Washougal, and Vancouver police departments, as well as Washington State Patrol, and Clark County Sheriff’s office.

Munitions used

N/A

Number of arrests

N/A

Charges

N/A