Hundreds peacefully march through Moses Lake to protest
Emry Dinman/Columbia Basin Herald One of six organizers of Sunday's event, 21-year-old Baleigh Sampson, a native of Moses Lake, spoke before the march to thank those who showed up and to reiterate the event's central message about police brutality.
Emry Dinman/Columbia Basin Herald Attendees at Sunday's march look up at Baleigh Sampson, one of the event's organizers, as she spoke about police brutality and the march's purpose.
Emry Dinman/Columbia Basin Herald Protesters stretched for the better part of a mile as they marched down South Pioneer Way towards East Wheeler Road.
MOSES LAKE — More than 300 people, most from Moses Lake but a few from as far afield as Seattle, attended Sunday’s Black Lives Matter march and vigil in Moses Lake.
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