Dramatic video shows bystanders cheering on police officers who broke up an anti-Trump street protest Wednesday in Portland, Ore.

Portland Police Bureau officers in riot gear emerged from behind a stopped bus to confront the protesters, who were blocking traffic in the city's downtown area near the intersection of Southwest Yamhill and 6th Avenue.

Police threw several protesters to the ground as people watching cheered them on and thanked them, according to Fox 12 Oregon.

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"Take them all down!" one man was heard yelling.

"Thank you for doing your jobs guys, appreciate it," another said.

Portland police said 14 people in total were arrested throughout the city in connection with protests, with six coming at Southwest Yamhill and 6th Avenue.

In a series of tweets, Fox 12 Oregon reporter Kelsey Watts chronicled the scene before and after the police arrived.

Right now on SW Yamhill & 6th. Woman behind me: "some of us just want to get home." @fox12oregon pic.twitter.com/t4whDZiNko — Kelsey Watts (@KelseyWattsKPTV) January 25, 2017

Cops just showed up, tackle people in street. People on sidewalk cheer. @fox12oregon pic.twitter.com/7MQLLZ6v91 — Kelsey Watts (@KelseyWattsKPTV) January 25, 2017

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