Portland Online Town Hall Devolves Into Antifa Making Threats of Violence, Sexual Assault

During Wednesday evening virtual meeting of the Portland Committee on Community-Engaged Policing regarding the Portland Police’s response to riots in the city in 2020, Antifa members threatened violence against the community, and a county employee threatened journalist and The Post Millennial editor-at-large Andy Ngo.

Seemab Hussaini, the Justice Fellowship Program Coordinator at the Multnomah County Office of Community Involvement, wrote in the comment section of the Zoom meeting: “I love knowing that Andy cannot walk anywhere in Portland.”

The city is a hotspot for Antifa activity, with Ngo being attacked numerous times by Antifa members.

One speaker, a Portland resident, Antifa sign language interpreter, and drag queen by the name of Anne J. Tifah, said that Ngo “leaked” his information to the internet and “doxxed” him.

The speaker, whose real name is Andrew Tolman, said, “I personally was arrested during the 2020 protests for interpreting on the streets while standing on the sidewalk interpreting on Facebook Live. I wasn’t doing anything except for… providing access that your police force was failing to provide, giving warning and instructions to people who could not receive that information and were brutalized and arrested anyway.”

“I also had my information leaked to the internet and doxxed by someone in this group named Andy Ngo, who did that to multiple other people.

“Again, I want to emphasize that my information was leaked to the internet and my personal information was doxxed because I was providing ASL interpretation when you did not,” Tolman said.

In response to Tolman’s claims of doxxing, Ngo wrote in the meeting’s chat, “Mr. Andrew Tolman, I did not ‘dox’ you. It was a matter of public record that you were arrested and charged.”

Ngo included a link to booking information for Tolman, which is available to the public. The arrest, which took place on August 23, 2020, was for interference of a peace officer, a Class A misdemeanor.

Another speaker raised claims of doxxing, to which Ngo said, “Ms. Kathleen Mahoney, you shouldn’t use a public forum to spread disinformation as a practicing attorney. That is unethical. I did not ‘dox’ you. I posted the public records of your arrest and charges in 2020, which included attempted assault, resisting arrest and more.”

These charges were interfering with a peace officer, resisting arrest, and attempted assault of a police officer.

Shortly after this, Ngo was removed from the public meeting by moderators of the panel.

Other members of the meeting called out the Portland Police Bureau, with one person named Rosa saying, “F*ck you. F*ck the Portland Police. F*ck Ted Wheeler. And f*ck this sham meeting. Suck my f*cking girl d*ck.”

Another man, Timothy Swales, which according to Ngo has a pending felony case, made threats during his rant.

Swales said that between July 16 and 17, 2020, he went to retrieve his car and “drove behind the line,” accusing the police of t-boning his vehicle.

“This forum is a f*cking joke. You all know what the f*ck you need to do in

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