Aaron Danielson, an American supporter of the far-right group Patriot Prayer, was shot dead in Portland, Oregon on August 29, 2020. His suspected killer, Michael Reinoehl, a far-left anti-fascist activist and antifa supporter was shot and killed by a federally led fugitive task force near Lacey, Washington. President Donald Trump commended the U.S. Marshals for shooting ReinoeHL and described his death as’retribution’
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He had volunteered to provide security for the rally and was killed at about 8:45 pm on August 29. He never married and did not have children. He attended local schools including Shadle Park High School, dropping out during his senior year and then briefly working as a mover in Spokane. He moved to Portland soon after and together with a friend established a successful small moving company that specialized in transporting heavy items such as safes, hot tubs, stoves and statues. He frequently texted them and sent them videos to watch. He often posted videos of the protests on his mountain board and posting videos of them almost every night. He and his friend Chandler Pappas were with Danielson on the night he was killed. When Danielson and Pappa crossed the road, an associate followed them with the shooting occurring moments later. Immediately after the shooting, someone heard someone shout ‘I’m sorry, I’m sorry’ Danielson was known within the group by the alias ‘Jay’ and took part in the \”Trump 2020 Cruise Rally’ and wore a Patriot Prayer hat. His parents said that their son’s involvement had been limited and begun more recently, around nine months prior. He had always been a staunch Republican, but that more recently they had noticed that his views had shifted, stating: ‘He started to get more and more concerned about government taking over. I mean, we started hearing about it. We hadn’t heard about it before that’
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