Georgia: protesters demand the truth after man dies in police custody |
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Photos by Associated Press
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Some 100 protesters marched on the Marshallville, Georgia, police station January 20 hours after Clarence Walker, a 48-year-old Black man, died while in custody. Relatives saw him pepper-sprayed by the police and his face covered in bruises. Later, town police chief Stephen Stewarts house was found burned to the ground. Top, James Jackson, brother of Clarence Walker, and family gathered at home in Marshallville after Walkers death. Bottom, cops look over charred remains of police chiefs home.
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