South River high schoolers organize march voicing opposition to police brutality

Posted on June 8, 2020 / Posted by ACM
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More than 200 protesters attended the #BlackLivesMatter march/protest in South River on June 5 to bring attention to police brutality.

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More than 200 protesters attended the #BlackLivesMatter march/protest in South River on June 5 to bring attention to police brutality.

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Protesters kneel in front of the South River Police Department.PHOTOS COURTESY OF VASHTI HARRIS

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South River Police Chief Mark Tinitigan, center, takes a knee with…

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