Colin Taylor, left, and Brandon Stacy, raise a banner at U.S. Highway 550/160 and Santa Rita Drive on Wednesday evening during a Rally for Justice for Freddie Gray after an acquittal of a third police officer led to the dropping of charges against three remaining Baltimore police officers Wednesday. “We need to look at conflict not just from a criminal perspective but a social perspective,” said Fort Lewis College associate sociology professor Anthony Nocella at the protest, “so when a 911 call comes in, we call a negotiator, a counselor, a therapist, rather than assuming a cop is a superman.”
Colin Taylor, left, and Brandon Stacy, raise a banner at U.S. Highway 550/160 and Santa Rita Drive on Wednesday evening during a Rally for Justice for Freddie Gray after an acquittal of a third police officer led to the dropping of charges against three remaining Baltimore police officers Wednesday. “We need to look at conflict not just from a criminal perspective but a social perspective,” said Fort Lewis College associate sociology professor Anthony Nocella at the protest, “so when a 911 call comes in, we call a negotiator, a counselor, a therapist, rather than assuming a cop is a superman.”Jerry McBride/Durango Herald