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Photo Gallery: June 15 Peaceful Demonstration

One of the daily demonstrations in downtown Erie

by Nick Warren
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 June 16, 2020 at 3:49 PM

Demonstrators began at Perry Square, moving to Erie City Hall for the group kneeling at 8:19 p.m. in honor of George Floyd, which has been happening on a daily basis since Monday, June 1. This demonstration directly followed the City of Erie's announcement that the officer responsible for assaulting Hannah Silbaugh would only receive three days suspension. Despite this, the group's spirit was overwhelmingly positive.

 

<p>Peaceful Demonstration - Monday, June 15. Photo by Nick Warren</p>
<p>Peaceful Demonstration - Monday, June 15. Photo by Nick Warren</p>
<p>Peaceful Demonstration - Monday, June 15. Photo by Nick Warren</p>
<p>Peaceful Demonstration - Monday, June 15. Photo by Nick Warren</p>
<p>Peaceful Demonstration - Monday, June 15. Photo by Nick Warren</p>
<p>Peaceful Demonstration - Monday, June 15. Photo by Nick Warren</p>
<p>Peaceful Demonstration - Monday, June 15. Photo by Nick Warren</p>
<p>Peaceful Demonstration - Monday, June 15. Photo by Nick Warren</p>
<p>Peaceful Demonstration - Monday, June 15. Photo by Nick Warren</p>
<p>Peaceful Demonstration - Monday, June 15. Photo by Nick Warren</p>
<p>Peaceful Demonstration - Monday, June 15. Photo by Nick Warren</p>
<p>Peaceful Demonstration - Monday, June 15. Photo by Nick Warren</p>
<p>Peaceful Demonstration - Monday, June 15. Photo by Nick Warren</p>
<p>Peaceful Demonstration - Monday, June 15. Photo by Nick Warren</p>
<p>Peaceful Demonstration - Monday, June 15. Photo by Nick Warren</p>
<p>Peaceful Demonstration - Monday, June 15. Photo by Nick Warren</p>
<p>Peaceful Demonstration - Monday, June 15. Photo by Nick Warren</p>
<p>Peaceful Demonstration - Monday, June 15. Photo by Nick Warren</p>
<p>Peaceful Demonstration - Monday, June 15. Photo by Nick Warren</p>
<p>Peaceful Demonstration - Monday, June 15. Photo by Nick Warren</p>

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