Oklahoma Law Enforcement Takes A Knee In Solidarity With Protesters

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Oklahoma Law Enforcement Takes A Knee In Solidarity With Protesters

Oklahoma Law Enforcement Takes A Knee In Solidarity With Protesters

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In a powerful show of solidarity deputies at the Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office took a knee with protesters Sunday in downtown Oklahoma City. In a tweet by OSCO, the agency said, "We love our community, we respect the right to peacefully protest, everyone's voice deserves to be heard."

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