Alan Swinney, a member of the far-right extremist group The Proud Boys, was sentenced to ten years in prison on Friday after being convicted on 11 charges stemming from protests in Portland, Oregon in August 2020 in response to the murder of George Floyd by police officers in Minneapolis. Swinney was convicted on 11 of 12 charges in October, according to Oregon Public Broadcasting, including pointing a firearm at others, attempted assault, second-degree unlawful use of mace, and more. The 51-year-old took part in a number of protests and counter-protests in what quickly became one of the country’s hotspots for...