
Three people were arrested after anti-fascist demonstrators clashed with Oregon police and right-wing activists.
About 200 antifa protesters showed up in opposition to a right-wing "Freedom Rally" outside the state Capitol in Salem, and police said the "black bloc" demonstrators threw paint-filled balloons and rocks at vehicles displaying American flags, Donald Trump flags or other support for right-wing causes, reported the Statesman Journal.
The barrage broke some vehicles' windows and one vehicle was damaged when a demonstrator threw a tree limb through its windshield into the passenger seat.
Police diverted "Freedom Rally" demonstrators away from the Capitol and dispersed antifa demonstrators by advancing toward them in a line.
A man pulled a gun on antifa activists after they surrounded his vehicle, and police detained him.
Officers arrested 33-year-old Nathan McFarland on second-degree disorderly conduct charges, 34-year-old Alan Foy on second-degree disorderly conduct and second-degree criminal trespass charges, and 18-year-old Anthony Villaneda on five counts of unlawful pointing of a laser.
Police have surrounded a truck with a trump and confederate flag it has since moved into a parking lot. pic.twitter.com/Wr4NQkqzlb
— Allison Mechanic (@AlliMechanic_TV) March 28, 2021