Federal agents deploy gas in the crowd, arrested protesters in Portland Ice

Portland, in the air. (Koin) – Federal agents took several protesters in custody and deployed gas at least twice in front of the crowd, which gathered on a demonstration in front of the Portland ice object on Saturday afternoon.

The events initially began as Elizabeth Carhers Park hike to the ice facility that was first organized Portland against Deportations (PDXCD).

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However, when uniformed federal agents began to contradict the protesters, the great presence of Portland police was also observed with a full tool and arranged several blocks of ice.

However, the mood was temporarily cool in an hour, and the protesters were visible to the dancing on the street.

Then at 3 pm, when some vehicles were allowed on the streets near the object, federal agents deployed more gas against protesters.

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“What we did not expect in the target arrests was the total pushing they did,” the rainbow protest recalled. “When I pressed, I ended my eyes, then they started tearing the gas really bad.”

The rainbow added that she had noticed a couple in the 1980s, and the woman struck the head of tear gas and bleeding, eventually receiving medical help. In addition, she claimed that the federal agents were “tearing out of compassion” from a man who used walkers to move.

The rainbow added that since the group had elderly people who marched, they did not expect the power of that level.

“Pepper bullets? Yes. Tear Gas? No,” she said.

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