Organizer of reopen New Jersey rally receives summons
The owner of the Randolph Tennis Center says she received a summons for a recent rally calling on Gov. Phil Murphy to reopen the state.
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Jun 8, 2020, 2:56 PM
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Updated 1,662 days ago
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The owner of the Randolph Tennis Center says she received a summons for a recent rally calling on Gov. Phil Murphy to reopen the state.
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News 12 New Jersey was at the rally back on May 30, where dozens of people were there supporting shuttered local businesses in New Jersey.
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Jennifer Rogers says she was shocked when she found two summonses in the mail Saturday, a week after the event.
Rogers says the summonses come along with large fines and potential jail time.
Rogers claims the state government is choosing what groups can and cannot protest.
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