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Protestors Call For Justice In March To Police Headquarters

July 12, 2016 General News

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Leah Madison, center, organized a march in support of people of color killed by police officers which ended at the township police headquarters.

More than 40 people marched from Naaman Williams Park to the township police headquarters July 11 to remember people of color – including a township resident – who were killed by police.

Organized by Leah Madison, a former township resident who now lives in New Brunswick, the march was conducted “in the name of justice,” she said.

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