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On Saturday, a conservative activist was hit by a truck after a memorial for Aaron "Jay" Danielson, the Trump supporter who was murdered by Antifa in Portland last week.

The victim, Shane Moon, as well as other witnesses, say that it was a targeted attack due to his political beliefs. He is currently in intensive care as he is bleeding from his brain, sustained damaged to his left temporal lobe, has a concussion and cannot remember the impact.

A witness at the scene, Rex Fergus, told the Gateway Pundit that an Officer Brad Miller had said that the attacker had been arrested, however, that does not appear to be the case.

The Vancouver Police Department has now refused to provide the victim or witnesses with any information about whether or not the attacker is in custody, or even a name of the suspect. Additionally, the Gateway Pundit has reached out to the department multiple times, as well as Officer Miller personally, and have not received any response.

However, Law Enforcement Today reports that they have received information from a source that the attacker has been identified, but remains at large. They also report that he is possibly a patched member of the Mongols Motorcycle Club, in addition to any ties he may have to Antifa.

The attacker:

Fergus spoke to and interviewed Moon's longtime girlfriend, Laura Tobolski, on Sunday at the hospital and provided audio to the Gateway Pundit.

"He remembers trying to get out of the way, he physically tried to move out of the way of the truck. The truck obviously did not try to get out of Shane's way. He remembers up until that point, then he doesn't remember anything until he woke up on the stretcher," Tobolski explained.

Tobolski said that she does not believe that Moon had got into any kind of confrontation with the man outside the bar before being hit by the truck.

"I don't think he even spoke a word to him," Tobolski said.

Moon absolutely feels like this was a targeted attack, and Tobolski agrees.

"There was plenty of room for the truck to go around Shane, or even wait for him to move out of the way," Tobolski noted. "There was none of that. It was absolutely targeted."

As Gateway Pundit previously reported, Moon had just attended a memorial for the man who was murdered by Antifa member Michael Forest Reinoehl when he was hit.

Following the memorial, Moon and a group of his friends and Proud Boys went to a local bar down the street called Charlie's. According to Tarrio, a man who appeared to be a member of Antifa was also at the bar and began taking photos and recordings of the people inside.

Fergus, who witnessed the incident, told the Gateway Pundit that the man "started walking around the bar and recording us, putting his phone in our faces, supposedly for doxing."

"As he was doing that, one of our guys confronted him and said 'hey, get out of here, we don't want you filming us. This is a private establishment and we're not in public.' The man continued to try to pick fights with people in the bar at the time, until security finally kicked him out of the bar," Fergus said.

As the man was kicked out of the bar, there were several Proud Boys in the parking lot smoking cigarettes and just arriving from the memorial service. Fergus explained that the man had also become combative with them.

"Once the guy started his vehicle up and started to drive off, he hit Shane," Fergus said. "Shane tried to get out of the way and the guy ran him over."

Fergus said that Shane's body went up on to the roof of the truck and his head hit the concrete when he fell.

"Immediately he was unconscious. After he hit him, the driver of the truck gassed it and left the parking lot, leaving Shane on the ground, bleeding out of his ears," Fergus said.

"We immediately ran over and start doing everything we could to stabilize him. He was not conscious, but he was breathing," Fergus said. "Blood was pouring out of his ears and his nose. His eyes were completely bloodshot."

Luckily, a surgeon happened to be at the bar and helped them get control of the situation until the paramedics arrived.

Mainstream media still has not covered the incident.

A GoFundMe has been launched for Moon's medical expenses. An additional fundraiser has been created on the Christian platform GiveSendGo, since GoFundMe is unreliable when raising money for conservatives.

A disturbing image purporting to show journalists photographing graffiti which reads, "Kill Press" in the besieged city of Portland has generated shockwaves online, as tensions between activists and the media continue to ramp up.

Despite ongoing mainstream media efforts to downplay the widespread rioting across the US in recent months as "mostly peacefulprotests," time and time again, Black Lives Matter and Antifa activists and agitators have turned on the press.

The rapidly deteriorating relationship between the sprawling protest movements and local and national media was captured somewhat neatly by a photo purporting to show the words "Kill Press" scrawled on a wall in Portland this past weekend.

Despite repeated claims of peaceful intent from protesters and their sympathizers in the MSM, extreme violence has accompanied well-intentioned racial justice and anti-police brutality marches from Seattle to Washington DC, from Kenosha to Portland, and NYC.

Many online were stunned by the anti-press graffiti, warning that the violent agitators would "reap what they sow." Some went as far as describing Antifa and BLM as "terrorists," while others still wondered aloud whether the movements would be declared a national security threat.

CNN's own headquarters in Atlanta were trashed by protesters in June, forcing the company to erect a Trump-esque wall around the building to provide additional security for its staff.

The families of Jacob Blake and George Floyd, two black men who were shot by police, sparking major backlash, have made repeated pleas for peace in the streets which appear to have fallen on deaf ears.

As protests turned violent this past weekend, members of the mob could be heard shouting: "If you ain't police, do not record crimes," in an apparent veiled threat against citizen and independent journalists known to risk their lives covering the ongoing unrest sweeping the nation.

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