PHOTOS: Talking to each other….and listening. All sides promise to do more it after Market Square rally in Fredericksburg.

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PHOTOS: Talking to each other….and listening. All sides promise to do more it after Market Square rally in Fredericksburg.
City Police say a promising day ends with arrests
VIDEO: Hundreds gathered in Market Square in downtown Fredericksburg Tuesday night to push for change and listen to local officials.
VIDEO: Powerful. City School Board member Jarvis Bailey address protesters in Market Square in downtown Fredericksburg.
VIDEO: Fredericksburg Police joined protesters as they marched downtown. Video courtesy Facebook Live from Hyperbole and John Sims
VIDEO: Fredericksburg Police Chief Brian Layton and Mayor Mary Katherine Greenlaw spoke to protesters in Market Square downtown. The message: Black Lives Matter.
VIDEP: Captain Mason spoke in Market Square Tuesday afternoon
“What happened in Minneapolis sickens me to my core. What happened there contradicts everything that my Deputies and I took an oath to stand for”
Protesters gather with police in Culpeper
VIDEO: Stafford Sheriff’s Office describes what they declared an unlawful assembly that involved a car with a one year old child
VIDEO: At a peaceful march and rally in front of the Stafford Courthouse, Nyesha Wilson advocated for changes in America. “The system needs a revamp.”
PHOTOS: Peaceful march and rally held Monday afternoon in Stafford
No person is authorized to be in public between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. beginning June 1st, 2020 and ending June 3, 2020.
Police used tear gas twice last night in the city of Fredericksburg.
VIDEO: Large crowds Sunday night in Fredericksburg. Here’s the official police statement.
Confrontation downtown on Sunday night
VIDEO: A large and peaceful protest Sunday afternoon in Fredericksburg along Cowan Blvd and Route 1.
Fire set to fallen officers memorial and walk-way leading to front door. Chief Layton: “I’m heartbroken”
“We are committed to continuing our strong relationships and trust within our community.”
“Today, we want to assure the community that racism, hate, and excessive use of force by law enforcement will find no home in Stafford County. “