At least two people were arrested after a protest turned violent in Portland on Nov. 2.
Local, county, and state law enforcement officers confronted the …
At least two people were arrested after a protest turned violent in Portland on Nov.2. Local, county, and state law enforcement officers confronted the group of about 100, which went to Portland State University and broke windows at a Starbucks before trying to burn it down. “Individuals smashed windows and poured flammable liquid inside the business. Officers interrupted a potential arson,” the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office said in an incident summary. At least two people were arrested, according to the Unified Command, which is comprised of the sheriff’s office, the Portland Police Bureau, and Oregon State Police. Authorities identified the two as Kaiave James Douvia,22, and Connor Austin,25. Douvia was booked on criminal mischief, burglary, and disorderly conduct charges while Austin allegedly interfered with an officer. Items seized from the pair included a tire iron, body armor, and gas masks. The group also smashed windows at the university’s Public Safety Office, a hall, and a student union.
