Camden Police Department marches in solidarity with protestors
CAMDEN COUNTY, N.J. - A very different scene and approach to the protests witnessed in recent days was observed in Camden.
In a show of solidarity with protestors, the Camden County Police Department marched alongside activists seeking justice and change.
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In one photo, Chief Joseph Wysocki is captured marching along with residents during Saturday's protests.
The photo, which was shared on Twitter, was captioned: "Standing together with the residents we serve to remember and honor George Floyd."
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