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Alissa Azar

Released
Date of birth:12. 02. 1991
Age:35
Gender:Female
Era:2020s
State:Oregon
Time Imprisoned:
14 Days
Support
Anti-Fascism Pro-Palestine
Alissa Azar

Biography

Alissa Azar is an Oregon anti-fascist activist and protest journalist who documented Portland-area demonstrations. On June 18, 2021, she participated in a violent confrontation between antifa and Proud Boys at Clackamette Park in Oregon City. During the clash she was knocked unconscious by a Proud Boy. She was charged with felony riot, disorderly conduct, and attempted use of tear gas. At trial the tear gas charge resulted in a hung jury, but she was convicted of felony riot and disorderly conduct in August 2024 and sentenced to 14 days in jail plus 36 months of supervised probation and GPS monitoring. She also has a separate open case in Multnomah County related to her participation in a May 2024 pro-Palestine occupation at Portland State University.

Case

Clackamas County Jail
Charges: Felony riot; disorderly conduct; attempted use of tear gas (hung jury on last count) — June 18, 2021 antifa vs.
Incarcerated: Sep 9, 2024
Released: Sep 23, 2024
Sentence: Fourteen days in jail, thirty-six months of supervised probation and GPS monitoring, following the August 2024 jury verdict. She entered the Clackamas County Jail on September 9, 2024 and was released about September 23, 2024 — fourteen days, the full term. The release date is approximate; it is recorded to the day because September 9 plus the fourteen days of the sentence lands exactly there, but no source fixes it more precisely than approximately. The August 1, 2024 incarceration date this record previously carried was a stand-in for the month of the verdict, not a date in custody. Verdict as recorded: Yes — jury verdict (felony riot and disorderly conduct; August 2024) Charges as recorded: Felony riot; disorderly conduct; attempted use of tear gas (hung jury on last count) — June 18, 2021 antifa vs. Proud Boys confrontation at Clackamette Park, Oregon City, Oregon
Convicted: Yes
Institution State: Oregon