Tag: Police brutality
Louisville faith leaders demand justice for Breonna Taylor, call for change
Louisville faith leaders say racism and police brutality are against the will of God.
18th night of protests downtown; a divide in approach
The night began with marching down Main Street like normal, but when it came to Lexington Police the group had different opinions.
Richmond sees first major police brutality protest since George Floyd’s death
Over 100 people gathered Saturday afternoon in Richmond for the first major rally there since George Floyd's death in Minnesota almost two weeks ago.
8 days of protests in a row in downtown Lexington
Friday night protests continued throughout downtown Lexington marking the eighth day straight of demonstrations.
Boston vigil to honor police shooting victim Breonna Taylor
A vigil is planned in Boston to demand justice for a black woman killed by Kentucky police in March.
Protest leaders separate themselves from a group they call disruptive
A rainy Thursday night didn't stop protestors from taking to the streets of downtown Lexington.
Day 6 of police brutality protest in Lexington
Protestors marched in downtown Lexington for the sixth night in a row.
Lexington Police officers join protesters during march downtown
This is the fourth night in a row protesters have marched through downtown, chanting, carrying signs and demanding an end to racial injustice.
Lexington Police kneel with protestors Sunday, order kept during peaceful protest
A powerful turning point for many protestors Sunday night was when Lexington Police officers knelt in solidarity with the crowd.
Lexington mayor speaks out ahead of Sunday’s protest
Mayor Linda Gorton says she feels protestors pain.
Warren County Sheriff’s Office schedules city response to George Floyd
In response to recent events involving the death of George Floyd, the Sheriff's Office schedules an announcement Saturday morning.
‘Solidarity against police brutality’ protest in Lexington Friday
A 'Solidarity Against Police Brutality' protest is scheduled in Lexington, according to organizers.
