Twenty-four people have been detained in Portland as anti-racism protests continue in the US city for the 73rd day, police said. Rasa - "During the evening hours of August 7 and early morning August 8, 2020, officers made 24 arrests," the police said on Saturday, according to Sputnik.
They added that one officer had been injured by a large rock thrown during the unlawful assembly.
Protests against police brutality and racism have erupted in Portland and other US cities after the death of African American man George Floyd in police custody on 25 May.
The Portland protests have since evolved into a nightly battle against the federal forces that President Donald Trump deployed to the city despite the objections of state and local officials.
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