(INDIANAPOLIS) – Peaceful protesting is one thing.
But the riots that broke out around Indiana over the weekend angered Governor Eric Holcomb.
During a Monday media conference, Holcomb said those who were out protesting the death of George Floyd in a calm manner, were doing their part to enact social change. LINKC.
Holcomb had some strong words for the people who were not peaceful in their demonstrations. LINKD.
Holcomb says the State will continue to assist local communities with the resources they need to protect citizens and buildings. The Indiana State Police and the Indiana National Guard will be deployed as needed to defend and protect people and cities
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