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A planned rally honoring those who “fought for our freedoms” near Salem, Ore., was disrupted by an Antifa counter-demonstration Sunday that included about 200 “heavily armed” protesters, according to the Salem Police Department.
Hundreds of “black bloc” protesters descended upon Capitol grounds as part of a “Fascist Free 503” counter-protest intending to prevent the scheduled Freedom Rally from reaching the Capitol, police said in a statement.
Many of the counter-protesters wore black masks and helmets, with some featuring anti-fascist stickers. As vehicles waving American flags approached the Capitol, the Antifa demonstrators threw objects including paint-filled balloons and rocks, breaking several vehicles’ windows, and pointed lasers in the eyes of several drivers.Law enforcement said the left-wing demonstrators arrived at the Capitol with bats, ballistic vests and gas masks. The demonstration was eventually declared an unlawful assembly and at least three individuals were detained, police said in a statement.