Oregon police arrest 10 outside pregnancy center after Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade


800px Oregon in United States.svg(Worthy News) – A self-described “Night of Rage” event put on by pro-abortion protesters in Oregon resulted in 10 arrests.

The protest began as a gathering around a pregnancy center in Eugene, Oregon and police say many of them were dressed in all-black with backpacks and ultimately became unruly which led to 10 arrests for disorderly conduct, according to a press release from the city.

“The crowd started growing and moved toward the medical building. Eugene Police’s Mobile Response Team arrived in the area to block the building using its vehicles and officers to surround the building,” the statement said. “The crowd continued to grow and began blocking E. 11th Avenue by standing in the roadway. Some people were observed picking up rocks and several began putting on gas masks. One female had a chemical pump sprayer and she was pumping it up. Additional EPD Patrol resources were called in.” [ Source: Fox News (Read More…) ]

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