Straight talk with joe rullo: toms river protest should be model for other cities nationwide

Straight Talk with Joe Rullo: Toms River Protest Should be Model for Other Cities Nationwide

TOMS RIVER, NJ – The town of Toms River New Jersey hosted a Black Lives Matter protest on Tuesday and it went off flawlessly.  Police marched in solidarity with the protesters, the order was maintained and it was well organized, well run and attendees were both respectful and respected by the police department.   I got to speak to the organizer, Katrina Garcia who said if anyone tried to disrupt the peace, she personally would hand them over to the police.

 

Tom's River protest organizer condemns looters and violence and vows to report them to police if they try to infiltrate group.

Posted by Shore News Network on Tuesday, June 2, 2020

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