(Portland, OR) -- Two people are facing charges after a protest at Portland City Hall turned violent. Dozens of people gathered at the building yesterday morning to protest police brutality after multiple people were allegedly injured by police at a rally and counter-protest Saturday. Three people were hospitalized, including one person who was reportedly told by medical staff that he would have been killed had he not been wearing a helmet. Some of the protesters attended the morning city council meeting and began chanting "End police brutality!" about 45 minutes in. Mayor Ted Wheeler responded by moving the meeting to a private room. Two people were arrested for trespassing after allegedly refusing to leave.