Proud Boys Rally Draws Fewer Than Expected In Portland

PORTLAND, Ore.: Around one thousand supporters of the right-wing Proud Boys group, some armed, rallied in Portland, Oregon on Saturday in a largely peaceful event that drew far fewer followers than had been forecast by organizers, police said.

The rally in a north Portland park ended after a couple of hours with demonstrators dispersing north, the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office said.






Videos posted online showed demonstrators, some armed with bats, paintball guns and shields, riding in the backs of pick up trucks flying “Trump 2020” and U.S. flags.

Police said they were investigating an assault of one person documenting the rally, and that a total of three people were arrested at the Proud Boys rally and a left-wing counter protest about 2 miles away that drew around 500 people.

The Proud Boys, a self-declared…

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