无毛视频業CE Out for Good无毛视频�: Local demonstrations protest after fatal Minneapolis traffic stop
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More than 100 people in Washington waved signs at passing motorists and shouted the name of Renee Good, the 37-year-old Minneapolis woman killed in Wednesday无毛视频檚 incident. About 30 people also attended a protest in Uniontown Saturday.
Donna Patrina, president of the Washington-Greene Labor Council and a member of the Washington County Democratic Committee, which organized the Washington protest, said Sunday无毛视频檚 rally had only come together the night before. The bundled-up protesters who came out in freezing winds demonstrated the level of outrage about ICE无毛视频檚 conduct, she said.
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Mary Ellen West of Washington has protested frequently, including at the original Women无毛视频檚 March in Washington, D.C. By protesting at Sunday无毛视频檚 rally, West hoped to be part of a push back against administrative overreach, such as shutting the state of Minneapolis out of the investigation into Good无毛视频檚 death.
无毛视频淧eople are being targeted for doing things that are not illegal, and normal law enforcement would not have done this,无毛视频� she said. 无毛视频淭hat无毛视频檚 not the way they无毛视频檙e supposed to operate. They无毛视频檙e above the law. They无毛视频檙e beyond the law 无毛视频� every death is a tragedy, but that woman should not have died.无毛视频�
Tovy Alary came from Upper St. Clair for the protest. She said the mood in the country felt similar to when National Guard members killed four students at Kent State University during a protest against the Vietnam War.
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It无毛视频檚 important to have demonstrations not just in the big cities, but smaller areas like Washington, he said.
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