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An 18-year-veteran of the Portland Police Bureau sat down with an interview with KGW to speak out against the violent protests in Portland, Oregon.

With a number of Democrat-run cities already ravaged by “unrest in the streets,” Squad Member Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) got on national television and called for more — and MSNBC anchor Tiffany Cross agreed with her.

More than 60 emergency 911 calls went unanswered overnight in Portland, Oregon, as police officers were preoccupied with riots downtown.

Nightly violent riots continued in Portland, Oregon, on Saturday, with rioters chanting ‘Kill a Cop, Save a Life’ and hurling objects at police that resulted in two officers being hospitalized.

As local officials in Portland say they won’t prosecute dozens of people charged with riot-related crimes, feds are taking over some cases.

Oregon State Police are no longer on the ground in Portland, Oregon, where nightly riots continued on Thursday. The agency said the departure was based on the city’s decision not to prosecute rioters charged with crimes.

Oregon State Police (OSP) ended its defense of a federal courthouse in downtown Portland, OR, on Thursday as part of a broader withdrawal of approximately 100 state police from the City of Roses.

President Donald Trump told Breitbart News exclusively in an Oval Office interview on Monday that if presumptive Democrat presidential nominee former Vice President Joe Biden somehow won the election, there would be “chaos in this country.”

Hundreds of protesters in Bend, Oregon, swarmed and blocked two unmarked Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) buses.

Voters support law enforcement cracking down on violent protests with a majority indicating that the “growing level of violent protest” is important to their vote in November, a Rasmussen poll released Thursday found.

Remember the full-time, 24/7 media freakout when some nobody threatened to burn the Koran a few years back?

Portland Police would “prefer” not to arrest people and the District Attorney said he won’t prosecute many cases from hundreds of arrests.

As Portland approaches 80 consecutive nights of rioting, residents worry about protesters moving from downtown to residential neighborhoods.

Demetria Hester, a Black Lives Matter leader arrested Monday during what Portland Police had declared a riot, has been released and will not face charges.

The nightly riots in Portland, Oregon, that began in late May continued on Monday night with police revealing the dangerous weapons used against city and state police officers. They also cited a mob making another attempt to burn down a station with police personnel inside.

Acting Department of Homeland Security Chad Wolf tweeted Monday that in the ten days since federal law enforcement officials had been withdrawn from their posts in Portland, Oregon, local police had declared twelve official riots.

The far-left Washington Post attempted to blame President Donald Trump for the riots in Portland by falsely declaring the Democrat-run city “calm” after federal law enforcement retreated from the city.

Hundreds of people gathered at Seattle’s Cal Anderson Park on Sunday for a “Let Us Worship” rally led by worship leader Sean Feucht.

ACLU Chief Anthony D. Romero is calling for dismantling the Department of Homeland Security using a fake narrative about peaceful protests.

President Donald Trump on Monday urged Portland to call in the National Guard to help quell mob violence in the city.

The 2020 election “is for all the marbles,” Sen. Ron Johnson said, predicting five consequences of Joe Biden and Democrats winning.

Riots continued during the weekend in Portland, Oregon, but local police now in charge of protecting the city stood down amid the chaos.

Black residents of Portland, Oregon, are reportedly feeling silenced and drowned out by ongoing Black Lives Matter protests, which have been dominated by nightly riots and violence caused by predominantly white Antifa extremists.

Violence continued in Portland, Oregon, on Saturday night into Sunday morning as a “peaceful protest” once again became a riot, with activists blockading streets, setting fire to the police union offices, and attacking local police.

Portland Police clashed with protesters on Friday night into early Saturday morning as demonstrators targeted cops, hurling chunks of concrete and explosives at officers in what the department described as an “extremely dangerous situation.”

Protesters reportedly threw rocks and chunks of concrete at Portland officers Friday night after authorities declared an unlawful assembly.

The Wall of Moms, a grassroots group launched in Portland, Oregon, to support protesters, has been taken over by black activists.

Rioters threw paint on an elderly woman and harrassed another trying to put out a fire at Portland’s East Precinct on Thursday

Portland protesters aggressively confronted two elderly women who reportedly tried to stop some of the flagrant criminal activity — throwing paint on one of them — the Portland police confirmed.

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler (D) on Thursday condemned the violence that recently convulsed his city, stating demonstrators are “attempting to commit murder” following an attack on East Precinct, where violent left-wing agitators attempted to set it ablaze.

On Thursday’s broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “Lou Dobbs Tonight,” acting Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security Ken Cuccinelli stated that violence in the city of Portland will continue until the city is “willing to responsibly, but aggressively police the violence

Portland Police Chief Chuck Lovell called for an end to the almost nightly violent protests in the city during a news conference on Wednesday.

A large fence erected to protect the federal courthouse in Portland, Oregon, remains in place, but the city says it is illegal.

Riots have continued in Portland, Oregon, for several nights despite the withdrawal of federal law enforcement officials, as left-wing activists from Black Lives Matter and Antifa have attacked local police and battled them in the city streets.

A failure of local leadership in Portland, Oregon, threatens to spread to other major U.S. cities if it is not stopped in the Rose City.

To get to the bottom of what’s happening in Portland, the New York Times sent Nicholas Kristof, aka the most easily fooled journalist in America.