02-20-2010, 02:27 PM
i'm watching the reports on rally, waiting for the fire hoses and dogs.
POSTED: Saturday, February 20, 2010
NAHUNTA, Ga. -- A Klu Klux Klan rally in Nahunta, Georgia, and the planned counter rally by the NAACP, attracted a large police presence in the Georgia town. Channel 4's Scott Johnson said there were approximately 115 cops from 12 separate agencies on hand to keep the peace.
The KKK rally expressed a message that was largely against illegal immigration. The NAACP said they would be leading a multi-racial group of local community leaders and residents all concerned with the presence of the "historically racially polarizing organization," the NAACP said in a press release.
The Klan members said they would be in wearing hoods, but no masks, complying with a Georgia law banning them.
POSTED: Saturday, February 20, 2010
NAHUNTA, Ga. -- A Klu Klux Klan rally in Nahunta, Georgia, and the planned counter rally by the NAACP, attracted a large police presence in the Georgia town. Channel 4's Scott Johnson said there were approximately 115 cops from 12 separate agencies on hand to keep the peace.
The KKK rally expressed a message that was largely against illegal immigration. The NAACP said they would be leading a multi-racial group of local community leaders and residents all concerned with the presence of the "historically racially polarizing organization," the NAACP said in a press release.
The Klan members said they would be in wearing hoods, but no masks, complying with a Georgia law banning them.