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Portland s Red House on Mississippi owner in talks to possibly sell it back, as protests hit tipping point

Retired Marine Gabriel Johnson reacts to the latest outrage from Oregon. The real estate developer at the heart of Portland s “Red House on Mississippi” controversy has discussed selling the home back after months of protests hit a tipping point over the past week, according to reports.  Roman Ozeruga, 33, bought the house, which is located on Mississippi Ave in North Portland, through a foreclosure sale in 2018 for $260,000. The attempt to evict the Kinney family, a Black and Indigenous family that has owned the house since the 1950s, set off protests from left-wing activists. Protesters started to camp out around the house, expressing outrage against gentrification and the eviction of the family. The protests intensified over the past week as protesters attempted to fortify the area around the house, establishing a “Red House Autonomous Zone.”

Crime spikes in Portland neighborhood amid autonomous zone to protest eviction of black family

Portland police chief tells protesters to put down their weapons as armed activists set up autonomous zone protected by booby-traps to protest eviction of black family as violent crime spikes in the neighborhood The Kinney family have owned the Red House since the 1950s but took out a new mortgage to pay defense lawyers for their son, William III in 2002 The house went into foreclosure and was sold to a developer in 2018 and the family say they were evicted at gunpoint three months ago A group of activists have camped at the home ever since to express their outrage against gentrification and the eviction of the black and Indigenous family

Autonomous zone set up to protest eviction of black family

Autonomous zone set up to protest eviction of black family Rachel Sharp For Dailymail.com © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Armed protesters have set up a new autonomous zone in Portland to protest the eviction of a black family. Demonstrators have barricaded themselves in the property, dubbed the Red House on the Mississippi, and have set up booby-traps, laid down homemade spike strips to puncture the tires of vehicles and are stock piling weapons as they prepare to defend the home. Portland Police Chief Chuck Lovell issued a plea to demonstrators Wednesday to put down your weapons and warned officers will use force if necessary to clear the occupation. 

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