Today’s news summary: Retired Portland cop indicted for hitting vandals with van during protests, testimony continues on Portland police conduct during protests, informal protest on Thursday afternoon
Oregonian: Portland cop, now retired, accused of driving into vandalism suspect while monitoring mid-June protest
Today’s news summary: Protest at Portland police union building, activists promoting police oversight measure, Proud Boys member Alan Swinney denied release, community conversation on systemic racism, interview of BLM co-founder
KGW: Protesters march to Portland Police Association building, set fire to pro-police advertisement on billboard
KPTV: Billboard set on fire during gathering outside Portland Police Association building, no arrests made
Portland Police: Mass Gathering Marches on the PPA Office, Blocks Streets, and Set a Fire
Oregonian: New activists join with longtime advocates to support Portland police oversight measure
Oregonian: Self-described Proud Boy Alan Swinney denied release, described as a ‘lightning rod’ for violence
The Guardian (UK): Black Lives Matter’s Alicia Garza: ‘Leadership today doesn’t look like Martin Luther King’
Today’s news summary: Protest at ICE building in South Portland, PDX Women’s Unity March in downtown Portland, smoke grenades used by Feds were toxic, VICE interview on Antifa
KGW: Protesters and law enforcement clash at ICE building in South Portland
Oregonian: Portland protesters, federal officers clash Saturday outside ICE building
KATU: Hundreds gather for PDX Women’s Unity March for Justice
The Intercept: FEDERAL AGENTS USED TOXIC CHEMICAL SMOKE GRENADES IN PORTLAND
Today’s news summary: Ron Wyden wants inquiry into government surveillance, Vancouver police investigate officer comments, business targeted during protest, Portland remembers George Floyd on his birthday
Oregonian: Wyden seeks inquiry into government surveillance of Black Lives Matter protesters
Oregonian: Vancouver police investigate sergeant’s comments on Patriot Prayer, Black Lives Matter movement
KATU: Portland business owner says he was targeted during protests Sunday night
KGW: Portlanders gather and commemorate George Floyd on his birthday
Today’s news summary: Michael Reinoehl investigation from ProPublica, lawsuits against Portland police increase, community activists look at new ways of moving forward, interesting events at ICE protests
ProPublica: New Eyewitness Accounts: Feds Didn’t Identify Themselves Before Opening Fire on Portland Antifa Suspect
Oregon Public Broadcasting: New eyewitness accounts: Feds didn’t identify themselves before firing on Portland antifa shooting suspect
New York Times: ‘Straight to Gunshots’: How a U.S. Task Force Killed an Antifa Activist (includes video re-creation of attack)
Oregonian: 21 protest-related lawsuits have been filed against Portland police: Latest 3 accuse police of harassing critics
KATU: Community activists look at new ways of moving Black Lives Matter movement forward
KOIN: Downtown Portland community pleads for end to nightly chaos
Today’s news summary: Multiple statements against protest violence in South Park blocks on Sunday 10/11/2020, cleanup begins, statement from JoAnn Hardesty on difference in police response to right-wing and left-wing protests, video of statue toppling
KOIN: Indigenous leaders react to ‘Day of Rage’ damage
KOIN: Clean-up efforts underway after ‘Day of Rage’ riot
KGW: Suspects arrested for toppling statues, smashing windows during Portland riot
Oregonian: Portland mayor, other officials condemn downtown vandalism in name of ‘Indigenous rage’
Oregonian: Latest call for ‘direct action’ escalated Portland protest destruction, pushed for anonymity
Today’s news summary: Protest at North Precinct ends in mass arrests minutes after it starts, BLM march in north Portland
OPB: Portland Police make blanket arrests minutes after Saturday protest starts
KGW: 26 arrested at small North Portland protest – According to journalists at the protest, nearly every demonstrator was arrested with little to no warning.
Today’s news summary: Jonathan Price march in downtown Portland, Jaelin Scott memorial, federal court rules journalists are protected at marches, podcast on Portland protests
Oregonian: Portland protests to end police violence resume Friday downtown
KGW: ‘Didn’t deserve to die’: Portland teen remembered at gathering to stop violence
Courthouse News: Ninth Circuit Rules Federal Agents Can’t Target Journalists at Portland Protests
WNYC: The New Yorker Radio Hour – The Battle Over Portland (podcast with interviews of Portland protest participants)