NYPD officers kneel in solidarity with protesters
Members of the NYPD kneeled with demonstrators who were protesting the death of George Floyd yesterday.
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Jun 1, 2020, 11:16 AM
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1,486ds agoAmid the days of unrest, there has been moments of solidarity.
Members of the NYPD knelt with demonstrators who were protesting the death of George Floyd yesterday.
MORE: LIVE BLOG - George Floyd protesters around the tri-state area and U.S.
Aleeia Abraham, who runs the Blaque Resource Network in Queens, recorded the video during a peaceful demonstration.
When the march reached the 103rd Precinct, a pastor in the group asked officers to join them.
Several officers not only entered the demonstrators' circle, but also knelt on the ground.
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