George Floyd protests in Oklahoma

[4] On June 6, around 1,000 demonstrators marched from Central Park down Main Street and back to support Black Lives Matter and George Floyd.[8] On May 31, over a dozen people protested outside a Walmart and walked back and forth on the Shawnee Bypass in support of Black Lives Matter and George Floyd.[13] On June 6, protesters in the Bricktown district marched to Harkins Theatres chanting "I can't breathe" and "Black Lives Matter".[20] The Tulsa County District Attorney's Office declined to press criminal charges against the driver, citing the truck's occupants' "immediate fear for their safety".[21] In response to the incident, House Bill 1674 was introduced into the Oklahoma Legislature in February 2021, which makes illegal obstruction of roads a misdemeanor and grants civil and criminal immunity to motorists who unintentionally harm someone while fleeing a riot.
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