2 peaceful protests held in Tarrytown - Black Lives Matter and Back the Blue
Two different rallies were held Friday night in Tarrytown -- one in support of Black Lives Matter and the other to support law enforcement officers.
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Jun 27, 2020, 12:13 AM
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1,522ds agoTwo different rallies were held Friday night in Tarrytown -- one in support of Black Lives Matter and the other to support law enforcement officers.
The rallies were held at Patriots Park.
More than 300 demonstrators showed up to fight to end racism and police brutality.
A similarly large crowd a short distance away supported police officers.
Both rallies were high energy and remained peaceful.
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