Police: Anti-Trump protesters hurled bricks at cops and had an array of other dangerous weapons in their possession.

On Sunday, police in Portland, Oregon arrested 14 individuals on a variety of charges related to counter protests at a pro-Trump rally.
Most of the arrestees are believed to be counter protesters and possibly affiliated with AntiFa, a group known for its violence which has gained some notoriety since the election of President Trump.
A pro-Donald Trump, free speech rally was organized by the conservative group Patriot Prayer that was met with groups of anti-Trump and anti-hate protesters.
Officials shut down at least one counter-protest at a public square in Chapman Square, because they say demonstrators were hurling bricks and other objects at officers. [Emphasis added.]
Weapons seized include, knives, baseball bats, clubs, as well as at least one chain and bricks.
The charges against the individuals—some with prior arrest records (see below)—range from carrying a concealed weapon to disorderly conduct.
Another collection of weapons seized today. pic.twitter.com/tdMmMSM2Wp
— Portland Police (@PortlandPolice) June 5, 2017
Unidentified suspects on roof of Chapman Square bathroom. Bag of bricks located, possibly taken from building. pic.twitter.com/WtMeIxUXW6
— Portland Police (@PortlandPolice) June 5, 2017
Several Arrested During Protest in Downtown Portland on Sunday Afternoon (Photo) https://t.co/z43dW5cakT pic.twitter.com/RTzhcE12Qb
— Portland Police (@PortlandPolice) June 5, 2017
Here is the list of arrestees, as well as what has been found on several with past records.
Others were given federal criminal citations and released.
- Alex Anthony Fitzgibbon, 26. Given federal criminal citation.
- Timothy Francis Ledwith, 23. Given federal criminal citation [past arrest record here].
- Corey David McGee, 35. Given federal criminal citation [past arrest record here].
Another collection of weapons seized today. pic.twitter.com/tdMmMSM2Wp
— Portland Police (@PortlandPolice) June 5, 2017
More Antifa Evidence Collected By Portland Police, Among The Destructive Items Is a Sign That Reads 'No platform 4 hate' pic.twitter.com/t2SYnuijW7
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) June 5, 2017