Former Sheriff Talks About Planned Weekend Rally

Oct 23, 2017 at 11:27 am by bryan


Former Rutherford County Sheriff Truman Jones feels confident local law enforcement will have a detailed plan to keep citizens safe during the Saturday "White Lives Matter" rally:

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The rally and expected counter protest will bring in many different people to the downtown area. Jones says we should ignore them and their message:

Many in the community are anxious since the last time some of the same groups rallied, it ended in violence. A "White Lives Matter" rally and counter protest in Charlottesville, Virginia, back in August ended with a car plowing through the crowd. One person was killed and 19 others hurt in the violence.

WGNS Coverage

People have been asking, is WGNS going to give live coverage of the Saturday (10/28/2017) event? Our news department is set-up around the downtown area and ready to give coverage, should problems arise. However, with the well thought-out plans of law enforcement, we hopefully will not need to go "live" on the radio.

WGNS will break-in on our regular programming with "updates" throughout the event and still photos, videos and interviews will be included on our website.

WGNS will have massive pictorial coverage of the event on this website. Check www.WGNSradio.com. And if issues arise, tune to AM 1450, FM 100.5 and FM 101.9. Your Good Neighbor is prepared to be with you through another challenge.

FYI: The permit for the rally is 1:30 to 4:00 Saturday (10/28/2017) on the Murfreesboro public square. The League of the South is expected to be joined by affiliated groups. Other individuals and groups are expected as counter protestors.

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