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On scene at the corner of MLK and East Main where scaffolding collapsed at the Lexington Fayetteville County govt. building. No word on injuries. @heraldleader @pbaniak
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IMPORTANT! If you are able to donate food, supplies, money or time to @Lighthouse_Lex, please consider doing so. The homeless need Lexington’s help.
#COVID-19 closed public buildings typically offering air conditioning in the heat, so the group stepped up but needs some help. #Lexington trib.al/ATfzi6M
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Protestors have begun marching down Main Street to the courthouse in Richmond. @heraldleader @pbaniak @HLpublicsafety
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The protest continues to remain peaceful and emotional as the crowd prepares to walk down Main Street towards Triangle Park. @HLpublicsafety @heraldleader @pbaniak
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Protesters continue through the streets for the fifth night in a row. @HLpublicsafety @heraldleader @pbaniak
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Protesters kneel in prayer at the intersection of Main and Midland. @HLpublicsafety @heraldleader @pbaniak
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Things were moving too fast last night to get a chance to tweet this, but Kentucky Theatre manager Fred Mills came out to support Monday night’s protest after a front window of the theater was busted after Sunday night’s protest. He explains why.
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Protesters March through downtown Lexington for the third night in a row. @heraldleader @HLpublicsafety @pbaniak
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Thousands march in the streets during Sunday nights rally against police violence in downtown Lexington. @heraldleader @AlexSlitzPhoto
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Video: 'Kneel with us!' Lexington police officers kneel with protesters. trib.al/9OpaPz7
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After stopping at Triangle Park in Lexington, protesters are now walking down Vine Street. @heraldleader
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Hundreds of people have turned out for the rally in Lexington. @heraldleader
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Protesters asked police to kneel with them in front of the police dept. on Main Street. After a number of officers kneeled, protesters moved forward to embrace them. @heraldleader @pbaniak @HLpublicsafety
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For the third night in a row, protesters in Lexington, Kentucky demonstrate against the deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. @heraldleader
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Are you kidding me? Media must go there and record everything. Everything.
Message from Cleveland police tonight: “No media is allowed downtown unless they are inside their place of business. Period.”
@CLEpolice
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Video: 'I can't breathe!' Watch as the large group of protesters marches and chants through downtown Lexington on Sunday night. @hlpublicsafety @ryanhermens @AlexSlitzPhoto @mdorseymedia @hlcityhall trib.al/LHMSi65








































