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In a sign of unity, city employees and Greensboro police officers, along with Chief Brian James joined the city in a unity walk. They walked throughout downtown Greensboro, NC according to our Greensboro attorney, before arriving at the Melvin Municipal Building. In what was an extremely powerful statement showing unity within our city, the entire march paused for 8 Mintues and 46 seconds, the same amount of time officer Chauvin kneeled on George Floyd’s neck.
That pause put a lot in perspective for those who were watching and those who were marching. Chief James commented that the pause made the whole thing real for him according to our top rated lawyer in Greensboro NC.
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