Impromptu protests appear in Moses Lake
Protesters take a knee while holding up signs to show solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement Tuesday night in Moses Lake.
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Connor Vanderweyst/Columbia Basin Herald At least 30 people gathered in Moses Lake on Tuesday to protest racial injustice.
Connor Vanderweyst/Columbia Basin Herald Protesters flanked the intersection of Broadway Avenue and Stratford Road on Tuesday night in Moses Lake.
Jonathan Palmer, 22, holds up a sign outside the Moses Lake Public Library on Tuesday afternoon echoing the words of George Floyd, who died in an incident with Minneapolis police May 25.
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Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald Community members gathered outside downtown Moses Lake storefronts hoping to deter any possible looting or violence that might take place during Tuesday’s protest.
MOSES LAKE — Upward of 30 people gathered at the intersection of Broadway Avenue and Stratford Road on Tuesday evening to protest police brutality and show solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement.
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