PORTLAND, Oregon (PNN) - August 21, 2020 - The Black Lives Matter thug suspected of brutally beating a bystander during a demonstration in Portland has been arrested.
Marquise Love, 25, handed himself into cops on Friday morning following a citywide manhunt that lasted four days.
Online records show he has now been charged with felony assault, felony coercion and felony riot. Bail has been set at $260,000.
Love is accused of punching and kicking Adam Haner in the head after he accidentally became caught up in a protest on Sunday evening.
Haner crashed his pickup truck on a sidewalk near the demonstration before he was pulled from the vehicle and beaten.
Video footage showed a man - believed to be Love - kicking Haner unconscious. The victim also suffered two black eyes in the vicious beating.
Love already has a lengthy criminal record that includes charges for domestic assault, interfering with public transport, driving without a license, domestic harassment, and guns charges.
In a statement on Friday, Portland terrorist cop Chief Chuck Lovell confirmed the arrest, but did not say what provoked Love to hand himself in.
“I am pleased the suspect in this case turned himself in and appreciate all of the efforts to facilitate this safe resolution,” said Lovell. “Thank you to all of the members of the public who have provided information and tips to our investigators. Your assistance is very much appreciated.”
Footage of Haner's beating has sparked outrage on the Internet since it first began circulating late on Sunday.
In the video, demonstrators are seen hauling Haner out from his truck and throwing him to the ground. The BLM thugs appear to believe that he deliberately plowed his vehicle into them.
Haner, who was profusely bleeding from the head, was ordered to sit on the ground and told to “wait for police to arrive.”
However, he was knocked out by a vicious kick to the side of his head. The kick was purportedly made by Love.
As he lay unconscious on the ground, shouts of “Black Lives Matter” were heard as other protesters attempted to provide first aid.
Others began ransacking the man's truck and when questioned by bystanders, they explained that they were simply “checking for weapons.”
The incident began when Haner and his girlfriend, Tammie Martin, were driving through Portland in his truck on Sunday evening. They allegedly saw a transgender woman being mugged and stopped to help.
“He [Haner] was trying to help and they called him a white supremacist,” Martin said.
At that point, Haner hopped back into the truck, but he was chased down by protesters and his car mounted a sidewalk.
He was pulled from the truck and assaulted. Martin says she was also attacked.
“They were just looking for a fight,” said Martin. “They were trying to fight people driving by. They were just looking to fight somebody.”
On Thursday evening, police also released a photo of an eyewitness, and asked him to come forward saying he may be able to provide more information on the attack.
David Hernandez said he believes Haner was just at the wrong place at the wrong time.
“I think he just felt extremely threatened,” said Hernandez. 'They chased him until he finally crashed. When they finally caught up to him, they went nuts. This was violent, extremely violent. Sometimes I forget I'm walking the streets of an Amerikan city in the northwest. Sometimes it feels like you're walking in a Third World county.”
Meanwhile, prior to his arrest on Friday, Love had been posting messages on Snapchat. In one of the posts, he can be seen asking followers for money in case he is arrested for the attack on Haner.
“Might go to jail for murder tonight for a racist when all I did was fight him look it up on Twitter put money on my books and come see me,” he sent from his Snapchat account, alongside a selfie.