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ing his name, and the final resting place of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who helped inspire Lewis' lifelong figh

t's chief of police welcomes the federal support to combat violent crime, but says he doesn't need their help with protesters." Detroit Police Chief James Craig: "We never requested support for any protest-related activity. We do support...anything to reduce violence in our city." The Washington Times <htt

n a procession around the city, with stops at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial near the National Mall." The

hursday." Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan "said Detroit hasn't experienced the protest-related violence seen in other cities. He said he and police Chief James Craig `are comfortable' that any agents coming to the city will not be under the Department of Homeland Security. 'We haven't had the looting. We haven't

procession weaving its way through Atlanta, pausing at the walls bearing his image, the street bearing his name, and the final resting place of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who helped inspire Lewis' lifelong fight for civil rights." NBC added that former President Barack Obama will deliver the eulogy at Lewis

t's chief of police welcomes the federal support to combat violent crime, but says he doesn't need their help with protesters." Detroit Police Chief James Craig: "We never requested support for any protest-related activity. We do support...anything to reduce violence in our city." The Washington Times (7/2

procession weaving its way through Atlanta, pausing at the walls bearing his image, the street bearing his name, and the final resting place of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who helped inspire Lewis' lifelong fight for civil rights." NBC added that former President Barack Obama will deliver the eulogy at Lewis

t's chief of police welcomes the federal support to combat violent crime, but says he doesn't need their help with protesters." Detroit Police Chief James Craig: "We never requested support for any protest-related activity. We do support...anything to reduce violence in our city." The Washington Times (7/2