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Demonstrators gather for 83rd night of protests, march to Multnomah Building (live updates) trib.al/FBdRYkq Image
Protesters set two dumpsters on fire and broke a window of the Multnomah Building.

A few pieces of burning paper were tossed inside the broken window. One didn't take but the other caught before going out.

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Portland police declared a riot and rushed the group away from the building. Our photographer on the ground saw two arrests during the rush. ImageImage
The Portland Police also slashed the Snack Van tires again.

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