Members of the Franklin Township Interfaith Council and representatives of the Township Council and Police Department at a meeting July 11.
Religious leaders, township officials and the police department’s top brass met July 11 in the Community/Senior Center to call for unity and peace in the wake of killings in Minnesota, Louisiana and Dallas, Texas.
“We stand here today collectively to work in the community to make sure everybody has somebody and to make sure the police department knows that we stand here for you and by you,” said the Rev. Sharon Culley of Somerset Presbyterian Church. “It is up to us to make the commitment that we will not let evil come into our community without a fight.”
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