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Monday, July 06, 2020

Watch: Rioters turn U.S. city into a war zone, attack cops with fireworks and mortars

On Thursday night into Friday morning, a group of far-left rioters attacked Portland police with fireworks.

In addition to more conventional tactics to deal with the problem, the police took an odd tack to deal with it: They went on Twitter and threatened the troublemakers.

"A riot is still declared in the area of the Federal Courthouse and Justice Center," one tweet stated. "You must leave the area now by moving to the west. Tear gas and other crowd control munitions may be deployed. Leave the area now."

"There are several people in this crowd starting fires, throwing rocks at officers, pointing lasers at officers, and launching projectiles with slingshots at officers," a follow-up tweet stated. "Leave the area now or you will be subject to arrest."

There are several people in this crowd starting fires, throwing rocks at officers, pointing lasers at officers, and launching projectiles with slingshots at officers. Leave the area now or you will be subject to arrest.

— Portland Police (@PortlandPolice) July 3, 2020


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6 comments:

Anonymous said...

What a load of crap. Stay out of the fake news Joe. I count on you for reliable information.

Anonymous said...

Well some need to get roughed up for others to understand the consequences. Falls in line with the "herd" immunity principle.

Front liners get their asses handed to them for disobeying the rules - rest see it, run, coware and stop.

End of disobedience!

Anonymous said...

You again? I thought the high tide removed the bitterness....nope low tide showed you are knee deep with bitterness.

Anonymous said...

It is all just like the Tell-a-Vision is coming to life.
Real world action.
Amazing.
So real.

Anonymous said...

Don’t generalize,Democrats turn cities into war zones.

Anonymous said...

Natl Guard will start kicking ASS 2020 !!! wait & see