Sounds like a case of bad journalism. Hopefully some of the people who were viciously assaulted that journalist and old man will be found and brought in for questioning. The police department has...
Sounds like a case of bad journalism. Hopefully some of the people who were viciously assaulted that journalist and old man will be found and brought in for questioning. The police department has asked the public for help. I think people might be arguing about the contents of the milkshakes because it's easier to defend than these attempted murders in broad daylight. If you don't agree that it was attempted murder, go watch the video of the black bloc communists attacking an elderly man.
Prior to the event, information was circulating that some participants planned to throw milkshakes on others. As the event progressed, officers learned from some participants that a substance similar to quick drying concrete was being added to some of the "milkshakes." A Lieutenant in the field observed some of the material and noted the texture and smell was consistent with concrete. The Portland Police Bureau sent a tweet out to bring attention to this potential hazard and to encourage victims to contact us. The act of throwing any substance on another person without that person's consent constitutes the crime of harassment (ORS 166.065). After the tweet was sent, an anonymous email was sent to Bureau members with a "Milkshake Recipe" (See attached).
Sounds like a case of bad journalism. Hopefully some of the people who were viciously assaulted that journalist and old man will be found and brought in for questioning. The police department has asked the public for help. I think people might be arguing about the contents of the milkshakes because it's easier to defend than these attempted murders in broad daylight. If you don't agree that it was attempted murder, go watch the video of the black bloc communists attacking an elderly man.
https://www.portlandoregon.gov/police/news/read.cfm?id=250045