Now: 'Sick':' Trump slams Democrats' 'Calm protests' by Discussing a shocking Movie of Portland activist setting himself alight with his OWN Molotov cocktail
'These will be the Democrats"peaceful protests". Sick!' Trump panned on Sunday because he retweeted a chunk of this activist desperately trying to extinguish the blaze engulfing his pants
Portland declared its 100th night of protests on Saturday as hundreds took the streets and clashed with authorities.
15 individuals were detained in Tallahassee, Florida, during a demonstration over the Leon County Grand Jury's conclusion that three officer-involved shootings were justified
Activists using the group Refuse Fascism have marched in over two dozen cities across the USA
In Nyc on Saturday a group wove their way from Union Square up to Times Square
About Derby Day in Louisville, heavily-armed members of pro-Trump militias converged on town
Members of a mainly black anti-Trump militia, NFAC, also gathered in town with weapons on display
President Donald Trump ridiculed ongoing protests from Portland by tweeting a movie of an activist accidentally setting himself on fire with a Molotov cocktail.
'All these will be the Democrats"peaceful protests". Sick!' Trump panned on Sunday as he retweeted a clip of the activist and fellow protesters desperately hoping to extinguish the blaze engulfing his pants.
Portland was roiled by its 100th night of anti-racism protests on Saturday since demonstrators ignited a spat of Molotov cocktails during stand-offs with police fire tear gas, rubber bullets and pepper chunks to the crowds.
Almost 30 people were arrested after hundreds of people marched toward a police precinct and division officials announced that the riot - threatening the situation to devolve into one of the city's most violent clashes so far this summer.
Meanwhile in Pittsburgh, officials were made to stand guard outside Mayor Bill Peduto's home as a group of demonstrators gathered outside his house with lights and bells as they called for action contrary to local law enforcement.
Further down south, just below 20 people were arrested on Saturday in Tallahassee, Florida, during protests following a Leon County Grand Jury ruled that three officer-involved shootings were justified.
The Kentucky Derby was marred by heavily-armed Trump supporters confronted with members of their anti-Trump militia, Not F***** Around Coalition,' who gathered in Louisville.
And anti-Trump group Refuse Fascism staged a string of protests across the United States on Saturday, as America's busy and turbulent summer continued.
Portland
On Saturday, the spirit of protest remained strong as countless carrying signs, donning helmets and waving Black Lives Issue flags descended upon Portland for the 100th night of demonstrations.
Around midnight, the Portland Police Bureau noted that individuals were marching near Ventura Park included in'unpermitted' demonstration.
But only minutes later, police said that some bands were engaging in'tumultuous and violent behaviour' and labeled the demonstration a'riot.'
'Portland Police notes that persons in Southeast Stark are engaging in tumultuous and violent conduct thereby intentionally or recklessly creating a grave risk of causing public alarm,' they said.
'This really is a riot. Authorities are providing announcements to disperse People are throwing Molotov cocktails.'
Pictures and videos taken from the demonstration reveal quite a few of Molotov cocktails being launched into roadways as a small army of officers stand nearby.
In one video, officers implore residents to disperse from the place as Molotov cocktails wreck against the pavement and fire erupts.
'It was declared an unlawful assembly,' officials state. 'All persons immediately leave the area. Failure to adhere to the arrangement may subject you to arrest, citation or using crowd control agents including but not restricted to split gas and, or impact weapons'
Seconds later, a Molotov cocktail is thrown but drops dangerously close to a protester standing in the roadway.
A wave a gasps have been heard as a guy rushes from the inferno with his feet . The man desperately tries to kick away the fire but requires assistance from other demonstrators. One person yells. The man on fire rolls throughout the ground but is made to take off his shoes as the fire continues to burn off the cloth.
Then, footage indicates a'war' erupting in Portland as loud fireworks are blasted into the air, smoke by the Molotov cocktails billow and the line of officers go in about the protesters.
The Portland Police Bureau revealed at a media release that 27 people were arrested between Friday night and Saturday morning after protesters refused to vacate area.
The parade started in Kenton Park on Friday, a Frequent site for previous protests, before twisting towards the Portland Police Association construction.
Officers reportedly used stun grenades, taken effect munitions and smoke devices to clean the demonstrators.
The Oregonian reports that traces of blood were visible on the ground where officers had pinned and arrested residents.
'After stones were thrown at officers, an unlawful assembly was announced in the Portland Police Association offices in North Portland, and numerous arrests were made,' the section said in the statement.
Authorities claimed they waited 90 minutes for deescalation methods before making any arrests.
'Officers started to create targeted arrests and in some cases moved the audience back and kept them out of the road. Many times officers pulled back and allowed members of this meeting an chance to depart,' the statement read.
In line with the statement, nearly all those detained were from Portland, but one individual was from West Virginia and another from Washington state.
After the riot has been declared, a BLM'bite van' that hands out food into protesters pulled up into an intersection blocked by police and confronted officers in a tense standoff.
After a line of riot police charged the BLM demonstrators they sprinkled, and officers were filmed sprinting after the fleeing protesters down normally quiet streets lined with family houses, pinning them into the ground and cuffing them while others shouted insults and taunts.
Neighbors blocked their roads with traffic cones and barrels to stop protesters parking and joining the demonstration that devolved to a riot.
A local standing outside his home advised DailyMail.com that in one stage that the line of hundreds of marchers trooping down East Burnside Street from Ventura Park stretched nearly twenty city blocks.
Another resident whined Twitter he and his wife were made to put on respirators in their house as the clouds of tear gas wafted to the suburban roads near.
The Portlander tweeted at Mayor Ted Wheeler:'I'm at home with my husband with respirators within our very own goddamn house you son of a b****!'
'My neighborhood is ***ing full of smoke and my pregnant wife and I've put on respirators interior our own damn home. I'm f***ing angry at the moment at PPB.'
Danielson was allegedly shot in the torso by Reinoehl after clashes between Trump fans and Dark Lives Matter protesters broke out during a rally in Portland on August 29.
Pittsburgh
The Mayor of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, was faced over his city's policies and law enforcement at his house Saturday night by angry residents.
Around 100 people met in the East Liberty neighborhood for'Civil Saturdays,' the name given to their continuing protests, they traveled through downtown.
The Post-Gazzette reports that Saturday's demonstration was supposed to interrupt restaurant diners and inhabitants using a call for Black Lives Issue.
'Out of the bars and in the streets,' the team chanted.
The eventually rounded to the home of Mayor Bill Peduto after criminal charges were filed against four protest leaders.
Individuals outside his house held signs reading'Defund the Authorities' and flashed flashlights in to windows.
At one stage, protest leader Nique Craft stood in front of an apartment building to tackle residents watching the demonstration in their balconies.
'Four individuals were detained just for doing exactly this,' she said.
Tensions flared on the trek to Peduto's house after one restaurant employee reportedly told members of this protest to'go back to their own country.'
Once outside Peduto's house, demonstrators were met with a half-dozen Pittsburgh police officers standing in front of the mayor's doorway.
After standing there for a brief while, Post-Gazzette reports that officers began to put in their riot helmets.
'I don't see a riot here, why are you in riot gear?' Protesters chanted in reaction.
The group eventually left Peduto's house and the demonstration dispersed only after 10pm.
Rochester
Residents in Rochester, New York, gathered for the fourth night in a row to protest the death of Daniel Prude, a 29-year-old black man who had been shot seven times in the trunk from law enforcement.
The Rochester Police Department said in a statement that protesters had ignored their orders to disperse, and that some hurled bottles, stones and fireworks at officials.
Fox News reports that 11 individuals and three officers were hurt on Friday night as tensions flared the night before.
On Friday, a large group of Black Lives Issue protesters surrounded a restaurant diners were still eating.
Many seem scared as demonstrators smashed the customer's glasses before the faces, broke plates, overturned chairs and chanted at them to get out.
'We are shutting your party down,' one girl is seen shouting in the face of a diner, in footage shot by FreedomNewsTV.
One woman whose clothing got caught up as she tried to operate from the incoming crowd. 'Nobody is hurting you. Nobody is going to disturb you. . .we're shutting the party down.'
The crowd chants,'If you do not give us s***,' we closed s*** down'
Later, pepper balls were fired at demonstrators, a bus stop was put on fire and authorities declared the event an'unlawful gathering '
Tallahassee
A Grand Jury this week decided that that shootings of Tony McDade, Mychael Johnson and Wilbon Woodard were warranted, prompting outrage from neighborhood residents.
The Leon County Grand Jury, which is made up of 21 randomly selected residents, is tasked with utilizing signs like body camera footage and cell phone footage to determine whether the killings were criminal.
WXTL reports that the protest was rather calm until officers pulled a female driver in front of the Capitol Building for supposedly driving too slow.
Officers told the woman she would receive a ticket, however protesters who saw the exchange chanted'no,no,no!' At least one officer was hit and some taxpayers were treated for injuries at a nearby hospital.
New York City
Over two dozen protests were scheduled, with big gatherings occurring in Los Angeles and New York.
Holding aloft orange placards and banners reading'Trump/Pence out today', they marched through towns across the U.S.
In New York City's Union Square, 1 protester hoisted a giant image of Trump as a devil on his shoulders.
The Nyc marches then wove through Manhattan, heading up towards Times Square.
In Washington DC, protesters took to the roads on skateboards, on bicycles and on foot, heading for Lafayette Square and the White House.
President Donald Trump spent Saturday playing golf at his course in Sterling, Virginia, and so wasn't home due to their noisy demonstration.
The audience held aloft the orange placards and posed for photographs before the White House.
Some had hand-made signs demanding the funding of authorities, along with an end to police brutality.
Outdoor Trump's golf program, meanwhile, rival pro- and anti-Trump demonstrators waved their flags.
Many brandished Biden-Harris banners, while others held flags in support of their president.
Louisville
In Kentucky, armed supporters of the police and anti-racism protesters squared off near the famous Kentucky Derby horse race on Saturday, as dueling demonstrations over racial justice and policing continued to grind on over U.S. cities.
The race has been held with no spectators to protect against the spread of this coronavirus.
Earlier on Saturday, a few of the counter-protesters outside Churchill Downs, brandishing pistols and long guns, squared off with a bunch of Dark Lives Issue protesters and got into shoving matches.
Individuals on either side cried, faces inches apart. After about 45 minutes, police cleared the people in the park, but the protests outside Churchill Downs continued.
The counter-protesters comprised about 250 pro-police demonstrators known as'The Angry Vikings,' that were armed and dressed in tactical gear.
Demonstrations against racism and police brutality have swept the United States since May 25, when George Floyd, a Black man, died after a Minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck for almost nine minutes.
Meanwhile, a group of about 200 members of NFAC -- a black militia group which has protested against police killings of black individuals -- had gathered at a park just out Churchill Downs and were scrutinizing their weapons, with the Derby preliminaries well underway inside.
NFAC, that stands for'Not F***ing Around Coalition,' was at town in July protesting injustice from the Breonna Taylor case.
Organizers said they would return if Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron didn't complete the investigation into Breonna Taylor's death.
Louisville has emerged as a single flashpoint in summer time of unrest as a result of death of Taylor, a shameful 26-year-old woman who was killed when the town's police burst into her apartment with a'no-knock' arrest warrant from March.
'If they start the race, ain't nobody going to be enjoying themselves,' NFAC leader John'Grandmaster Jay' Johnson said.
'You see, they are looking at us now.
'Louisville, y'all brought this on yourself.'
Johnson then led the band back to G.G. Moore Park, in which the NFAC's march began, shortly before the running of the Derby.
Since the NFAC did a 'weapons check' before the start of the march at G.G. Moore Park, WDRB reported that one of the leaders just wanted people with long weapons.
'If you're only carrying a pistol, then you will not be permitted in this formation,' he reportedly said.
Portland declared its 100th night of protests on Saturday as hundreds took the streets and clashed with authorities.
15 individuals were detained in Tallahassee, Florida, during a demonstration over the Leon County Grand Jury's conclusion that three officer-involved shootings were justified
Activists using the group Refuse Fascism have marched in over two dozen cities across the USA
In Nyc on Saturday a group wove their way from Union Square up to Times Square
About Derby Day in Louisville, heavily-armed members of pro-Trump militias converged on town
Members of a mainly black anti-Trump militia, NFAC, also gathered in town with weapons on display
President Donald Trump ridiculed ongoing protests from Portland by tweeting a movie of an activist accidentally setting himself on fire with a Molotov cocktail.
'All these will be the Democrats"peaceful protests". Sick!' Trump panned on Sunday as he retweeted a clip of the activist and fellow protesters desperately hoping to extinguish the blaze engulfing his pants.
Portland was roiled by its 100th night of anti-racism protests on Saturday since demonstrators ignited a spat of Molotov cocktails during stand-offs with police fire tear gas, rubber bullets and pepper chunks to the crowds.
Almost 30 people were arrested after hundreds of people marched toward a police precinct and division officials announced that the riot - threatening the situation to devolve into one of the city's most violent clashes so far this summer.
Meanwhile in Pittsburgh, officials were made to stand guard outside Mayor Bill Peduto's home as a group of demonstrators gathered outside his house with lights and bells as they called for action contrary to local law enforcement.
Further down south, just below 20 people were arrested on Saturday in Tallahassee, Florida, during protests following a Leon County Grand Jury ruled that three officer-involved shootings were justified.
The Kentucky Derby was marred by heavily-armed Trump supporters confronted with members of their anti-Trump militia, Not F***** Around Coalition,' who gathered in Louisville.
And anti-Trump group Refuse Fascism staged a string of protests across the United States on Saturday, as America's busy and turbulent summer continued.
Portland
On Saturday, the spirit of protest remained strong as countless carrying signs, donning helmets and waving Black Lives Issue flags descended upon Portland for the 100th night of demonstrations.
Around midnight, the Portland Police Bureau noted that individuals were marching near Ventura Park included in'unpermitted' demonstration.
But only minutes later, police said that some bands were engaging in'tumultuous and violent behaviour' and labeled the demonstration a'riot.'
'Portland Police notes that persons in Southeast Stark are engaging in tumultuous and violent conduct thereby intentionally or recklessly creating a grave risk of causing public alarm,' they said.
'This really is a riot. Authorities are providing announcements to disperse People are throwing Molotov cocktails.'
Pictures and videos taken from the demonstration reveal quite a few of Molotov cocktails being launched into roadways as a small army of officers stand nearby.
In one video, officers implore residents to disperse from the place as Molotov cocktails wreck against the pavement and fire erupts.
'It was declared an unlawful assembly,' officials state. 'All persons immediately leave the area. Failure to adhere to the arrangement may subject you to arrest, citation or using crowd control agents including but not restricted to split gas and, or impact weapons'
Seconds later, a Molotov cocktail is thrown but drops dangerously close to a protester standing in the roadway.
A wave a gasps have been heard as a guy rushes from the inferno with his feet . The man desperately tries to kick away the fire but requires assistance from other demonstrators. One person yells. The man on fire rolls throughout the ground but is made to take off his shoes as the fire continues to burn off the cloth.
Then, footage indicates a'war' erupting in Portland as loud fireworks are blasted into the air, smoke by the Molotov cocktails billow and the line of officers go in about the protesters.
The Portland Police Bureau revealed at a media release that 27 people were arrested between Friday night and Saturday morning after protesters refused to vacate area.
The parade started in Kenton Park on Friday, a Frequent site for previous protests, before twisting towards the Portland Police Association construction.
Officers reportedly used stun grenades, taken effect munitions and smoke devices to clean the demonstrators.
The Oregonian reports that traces of blood were visible on the ground where officers had pinned and arrested residents.
'After stones were thrown at officers, an unlawful assembly was announced in the Portland Police Association offices in North Portland, and numerous arrests were made,' the section said in the statement.
Authorities claimed they waited 90 minutes for deescalation methods before making any arrests.
'Officers started to create targeted arrests and in some cases moved the audience back and kept them out of the road. Many times officers pulled back and allowed members of this meeting an chance to depart,' the statement read.
In line with the statement, nearly all those detained were from Portland, but one individual was from West Virginia and another from Washington state.
After the riot has been declared, a BLM'bite van' that hands out food into protesters pulled up into an intersection blocked by police and confronted officers in a tense standoff.
After a line of riot police charged the BLM demonstrators they sprinkled, and officers were filmed sprinting after the fleeing protesters down normally quiet streets lined with family houses, pinning them into the ground and cuffing them while others shouted insults and taunts.
Neighbors blocked their roads with traffic cones and barrels to stop protesters parking and joining the demonstration that devolved to a riot.
A local standing outside his home advised DailyMail.com that in one stage that the line of hundreds of marchers trooping down East Burnside Street from Ventura Park stretched nearly twenty city blocks.
Another resident whined Twitter he and his wife were made to put on respirators in their house as the clouds of tear gas wafted to the suburban roads near.
The Portlander tweeted at Mayor Ted Wheeler:'I'm at home with my husband with respirators within our very own goddamn house you son of a b****!'
'My neighborhood is ***ing full of smoke and my pregnant wife and I've put on respirators interior our own damn home. I'm f***ing angry at the moment at PPB.'
Danielson was allegedly shot in the torso by Reinoehl after clashes between Trump fans and Dark Lives Matter protesters broke out during a rally in Portland on August 29.
Pittsburgh
The Mayor of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, was faced over his city's policies and law enforcement at his house Saturday night by angry residents.
Around 100 people met in the East Liberty neighborhood for'Civil Saturdays,' the name given to their continuing protests, they traveled through downtown.
The Post-Gazzette reports that Saturday's demonstration was supposed to interrupt restaurant diners and inhabitants using a call for Black Lives Issue.
'Out of the bars and in the streets,' the team chanted.
The eventually rounded to the home of Mayor Bill Peduto after criminal charges were filed against four protest leaders.
Individuals outside his house held signs reading'Defund the Authorities' and flashed flashlights in to windows.
At one stage, protest leader Nique Craft stood in front of an apartment building to tackle residents watching the demonstration in their balconies.
'Four individuals were detained just for doing exactly this,' she said.
Tensions flared on the trek to Peduto's house after one restaurant employee reportedly told members of this protest to'go back to their own country.'
Once outside Peduto's house, demonstrators were met with a half-dozen Pittsburgh police officers standing in front of the mayor's doorway.
After standing there for a brief while, Post-Gazzette reports that officers began to put in their riot helmets.
'I don't see a riot here, why are you in riot gear?' Protesters chanted in reaction.
The group eventually left Peduto's house and the demonstration dispersed only after 10pm.
Rochester
Residents in Rochester, New York, gathered for the fourth night in a row to protest the death of Daniel Prude, a 29-year-old black man who had been shot seven times in the trunk from law enforcement.
The Rochester Police Department said in a statement that protesters had ignored their orders to disperse, and that some hurled bottles, stones and fireworks at officials.
Fox News reports that 11 individuals and three officers were hurt on Friday night as tensions flared the night before.
On Friday, a large group of Black Lives Issue protesters surrounded a restaurant diners were still eating.
Many seem scared as demonstrators smashed the customer's glasses before the faces, broke plates, overturned chairs and chanted at them to get out.
'We are shutting your party down,' one girl is seen shouting in the face of a diner, in footage shot by FreedomNewsTV.
One woman whose clothing got caught up as she tried to operate from the incoming crowd. 'Nobody is hurting you. Nobody is going to disturb you. . .we're shutting the party down.'
The crowd chants,'If you do not give us s***,' we closed s*** down'
Later, pepper balls were fired at demonstrators, a bus stop was put on fire and authorities declared the event an'unlawful gathering '
Tallahassee
A Grand Jury this week decided that that shootings of Tony McDade, Mychael Johnson and Wilbon Woodard were warranted, prompting outrage from neighborhood residents.
The Leon County Grand Jury, which is made up of 21 randomly selected residents, is tasked with utilizing signs like body camera footage and cell phone footage to determine whether the killings were criminal.
WXTL reports that the protest was rather calm until officers pulled a female driver in front of the Capitol Building for supposedly driving too slow.
Officers told the woman she would receive a ticket, however protesters who saw the exchange chanted'no,no,no!' At least one officer was hit and some taxpayers were treated for injuries at a nearby hospital.
New York City
Over two dozen protests were scheduled, with big gatherings occurring in Los Angeles and New York.
Holding aloft orange placards and banners reading'Trump/Pence out today', they marched through towns across the U.S.
In New York City's Union Square, 1 protester hoisted a giant image of Trump as a devil on his shoulders.
The Nyc marches then wove through Manhattan, heading up towards Times Square.
In Washington DC, protesters took to the roads on skateboards, on bicycles and on foot, heading for Lafayette Square and the White House.
President Donald Trump spent Saturday playing golf at his course in Sterling, Virginia, and so wasn't home due to their noisy demonstration.
The audience held aloft the orange placards and posed for photographs before the White House.
Some had hand-made signs demanding the funding of authorities, along with an end to police brutality.
Outdoor Trump's golf program, meanwhile, rival pro- and anti-Trump demonstrators waved their flags.
Many brandished Biden-Harris banners, while others held flags in support of their president.
Louisville
In Kentucky, armed supporters of the police and anti-racism protesters squared off near the famous Kentucky Derby horse race on Saturday, as dueling demonstrations over racial justice and policing continued to grind on over U.S. cities.
The race has been held with no spectators to protect against the spread of this coronavirus.
Earlier on Saturday, a few of the counter-protesters outside Churchill Downs, brandishing pistols and long guns, squared off with a bunch of Dark Lives Issue protesters and got into shoving matches.
Individuals on either side cried, faces inches apart. After about 45 minutes, police cleared the people in the park, but the protests outside Churchill Downs continued.
The counter-protesters comprised about 250 pro-police demonstrators known as'The Angry Vikings,' that were armed and dressed in tactical gear.
Demonstrations against racism and police brutality have swept the United States since May 25, when George Floyd, a Black man, died after a Minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck for almost nine minutes.
Meanwhile, a group of about 200 members of NFAC -- a black militia group which has protested against police killings of black individuals -- had gathered at a park just out Churchill Downs and were scrutinizing their weapons, with the Derby preliminaries well underway inside.
NFAC, that stands for'Not F***ing Around Coalition,' was at town in July protesting injustice from the Breonna Taylor case.
Organizers said they would return if Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron didn't complete the investigation into Breonna Taylor's death.
Louisville has emerged as a single flashpoint in summer time of unrest as a result of death of Taylor, a shameful 26-year-old woman who was killed when the town's police burst into her apartment with a'no-knock' arrest warrant from March.
'If they start the race, ain't nobody going to be enjoying themselves,' NFAC leader John'Grandmaster Jay' Johnson said.
'You see, they are looking at us now.
'Louisville, y'all brought this on yourself.'
Johnson then led the band back to G.G. Moore Park, in which the NFAC's march began, shortly before the running of the Derby.
Since the NFAC did a 'weapons check' before the start of the march at G.G. Moore Park, WDRB reported that one of the leaders just wanted people with long weapons.
'If you're only carrying a pistol, then you will not be permitted in this formation,' he reportedly said.