(Portland, OR)  --  A Multnomah County judge is shutting down a request to reduce bail for a Proud Boys member facing a dozen charges including assault in Portland.  A judge denied the request from 50-year-old Alan Swinney during a hearing on Monday.  Police say Swinney fired a paintball gun and used mace on people during a protest August 15th.  Swinney is also accused of attacking counter-protesters during a pro-Trump rally and aiming a real gun into the crowd with his finger on the trigger on August 22nd.  Swinney is also facing a one-point-two-million-dollar civil suit in connection to the incidents.  Prosecutors argued Swinney poses a safety risk to the community and should remain in custody until trial.