Man arrested for paintball shots, threats in downtown Portland park
Police respond to Chapman Square where they arrest the suspect and seize his weapons.
A 32-year-old man is accused of threatening several Portland Parks & Recreation rangers with an ax and hitting another member of the community with a paintball in downtown Portland
Randy Graves was booked into the Multnomah County jail and faces multiple charges including menacing, unlawful use of a weapon, fourth-degree assault, disorderly conduct, reckless endangering and possession of a weapon in a park.
According to police, around 10 a.m. Saturday, April 3, a man walked into the Portland Police Bureau Central Precinct to report that he had been shot by a suspect with a paintball gun. The man told officers he was riding his bicycle in Chapman Square Park, near the intersection of Southwest Third Avenue and Main Street, when the suspect fired a paintball at him, hitting him once.
A group of around 50 people gathered at the courthouse and clashed with federal officers Thursday night. Author: Devon Haskins Updated: 5:52 PM PST March 12, 2021
PORTLAND, Ore. Friday morning outside the Mark O. Hatfield courthouse building in downtown Portland, crews were cleaning up broken glass and boarding up windows after a night of destructive demonstrations.
Down the street from the courthouse, staff at Foot Traffic found a window that had been broken on the corner of the store s building. It was news to owner Sean Rivers. I think the fact that I m caught flat-footed on this and a little unaware is reflective of where a lot of people are with this is. Really? Really? You re still breaking the windows of a small business that has been doing good things in this community? Rivers said.
Portland ‘disappearing’ architecture: The fascinating history of the iconic elk statue, Block 216 food carts, Ladd’s mansion and the abandoned Centennial Mills
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Posted Mar 07, 2021
Portland s 121-year-old elk statue, which was removed last summer to protect it during the downtown Portland protests, is being stored in a secret location.
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The second season of the informative In Search of Portland podcast puts the spotlight on familiar, if not beloved, landmarks such as the 121-year-old elk statue, which was removed last summer to protect it during the downtown Portland protests.
Other episodes in the podcast series have looked at the food carts that used to occupy the Block 216 parking lot, which is now a construction site for an office, hotel and condo tower; the only remaining piece of the gilded William Sargent Ladd mansion, an 1883 carriage house that’s now Raven & Rose restaurant on Southwest Broadway; and the long-abandoned river
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