Jersey Proud: 3 women talk to officers outside Piscataway Police headquarters about civil unrest, pandemic
Piscataway police spoke with three women who approached the headquarters about civil unrest, the pandemic and the deaths of Black citizens and other officers this week.
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Jan 21, 2022, 3:25 AM
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Updated 816 days ago
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274ds agoPiscataway police spoke with three women who approached the headquarters about civil unrest, the pandemic and the deaths of Black citizens and other officers this week.
A photo was shared to social media of the group praying together. The women reminded police they supported them.
Officers thanked them for their thoughtfulness.
