los manifestantes no cesan en medio irle a las autoridades una respuesta ante la muerte de andy lÓpezestamos hartos con los polÍticos, aqui en santa rosa ha pasado casi dos meses y el sheriff todavÍa no estÁ carcel. >>> y matÓ con 7 tiros a andy lÓpez tras que un tiro un arma de juguete con un arma. >>> una placa no es una licencia para matar. y vamos a luchar para poner esteche rifo en la cÁrcel. >>> esta mujer y su hijo estaban entre los primeros en llegar al cruce de la calle primero y la avenida santa rosa y portaban pancartas y drun de la virgen de guadalupe y pedo inel arres. >>> esto quiero ver justicia que pase ahorita que van a y le ponen esposas y lo llevan a la cÁrcel directo. >>> entre la policÍa y la gente. >>> otros dicen que existen asperezas entre la comunidad y las autoridades de santa rosa y piden que eso termine. >>> mientras tanto los manifestantes dijeron que marcharÍan hasta llegar al edificio del departamento de alguaciles del condado de so nombra. >>> con veladoras en mano y camisetas portando la fotografÍa de andy lÓpez asÍ recordar la comunidad al estudiante

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los manifestantes no cesan en medio irle a las autoridades una respuesta ante la muerte de andy lÓpez

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