At Least 8 Arrested After Rioters Damage Federal Buildings In Portland

At Least 8 Arrested After Rioters Damage Federal Buildings In Portland

By Jay Strubberg

By Jay Strubberg
January 21, 2021

January 21, 2021

Violent anti-Biden demonstrations resulted in damage to multiple federal buildings, including the Democratic Party offices and ICE building.

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Eight arrests were made after violent demonstrations in Portland, Oregon Wednesday.

Democratic Party offices were vandalized during the anti-Biden, anti-facism protests.

Police used tear gas on crowds and say they confiscated "Molotov cocktails, knives and batons, chemical spray and a crowbar."

One protest sign read, "We don't want Biden. We want revenge."

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