George Floyd protests in New Hampshire

[3] On June 6, nearly 2,000 people marched to the New Hampshire State House in Concord to protest.[5] On June 1, hundreds came to a vigil at Henry Law Park in Dover for George Floyd.[12][13][14] Although the protests were peaceful, a tense moment happened at around 1:30 PM when two men in a pickup truck with a blue Trump 2020 flag attached to it drove up to and argued with protesters, with one of the men exiting the truck and brandishing a handgun.At nightfall, the crowd shrank to about 100 when protesters began throwing fireworks into traffic and businesses along South Willow Street.[7] On June 6, about 1,000 protesters took part in a march from Traip Academy in Kittery, Maine, to Market Square in Portsmouth.
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