Willamette Week

After two years of brawls, national attention has increased pressure on Ted Wheeler and the police.

In an open letter, Iannarone criticizes the mayor for failing to live up to “rhetoric of progressivism.”

Mayor Ted Wheeler says police union president Daryl Turner contributed to a “global frenzy” of misinformation.

James Buchal, who heads the Multnomah County GOP, will represent Joey Gibson in the civil suit, which seeks $1 million.

Police Chief Danielle Outlaw says: “The mayor never gave us direction to stand down on Saturday, ever.”

In other news: ICE contractor cuts ties with a Proud Boy.

Last month, Nicholas Carefelle posted bail for self-avowed Proud Boy Donovan Flippo, who had been arrested for an alleged 2018 assault.

“Bring the slander lawsuit,” Joey Gibson said in a video, challenging the activist to sue him.

The $750 payment raises questions about the association between an immigration detention contractor and far-right brawlers.

A judge ruled the federal agents did not have lawful grounds to keep John Hacker out of Terry Schrunk Plaza.

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