I answered, quietly: “I have anxiety.” The man paused for a moment then looked to his comrades and said, “I think it’s him.”

His comrades stood behind him for backup. “Why did you look so nervous tonight?” asked one of the men. They had followed me after Hacker questioned me. As before, I knew it was extremely dangerous to be on the streets.Ī group of Antifa fully masked in black approached me. I was undercover again, dressed head-to-toe in black like the Antifa militants around me. His criminal case is still pending.īut that night, Hacker’s question signaled to me that Antifa had grown suspicious of me. Two and a half years later, in October 2021, he was indicted by a Multnomah County grand jury for felony robbery against me. Our paths had crossed before: In May 2019, he confronted, assaulted and robbed me at a gym in northeast Portland. Though Hacker was partially masked, I recognized him right away. But family matters pulled me back to my hometown - the city still under siege by violent protests and riots a year after George Floyd died. After I completed the book manuscript in 2020, I left Portland due to growing credible threats against my life. It had been four months since the release of my book, “ Unmasked,” and half a year since I’d been on the ground doing field reporting in Portland, Ore. “Can you see through those goggles?” John Hacker asked me when I stood in the middle of an Antifa crowd outside the Portland Police Central Precinct May 28, 2021. Keep Citi Field’s name and more: Letters to the Editor - April 2, 2023 Journalist Andy Ngo ‘vindicated’ as Antifa thugs ordered to pay for infamous ‘milkshake’ attackĪ journalist is attacked and smeared, and the media cheers Ex-Mumford & Sons musician says artists who defy progressive orthodoxy receive ‘professional punishment’

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