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Hundreds of Black Pastors Flock to Brunswick in Support of Arbery Case
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3:50Now PlayingAfter inflammatory remarks made by defense attorney Kevin Gough in the trial of the three white men accused of killing 25-year-old Ahmaud Arbery, hundreds of Black pastors descended upon Brunswick, GA.
Rev. Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson have been in Brunswick and the courtroom despite the request from Gough to have them removed from the presiding trial.
Superior Court Judge Timothy Walmsley denied every request by Gough.
“He said no more Black pastors,” Sharpton said as he was surrounded by an inspired wave of Black pastors. “He [Gough] called for Black pastors. He didn’t even say he care about white pastors. Well, if you though one was enough, look at what you brought now.”
Father-and-son duo Gregory and Travis McMichael chased Arbery in a pickup truck in the Satilla Shores neighborhood of Brunswick in February 2020 while he was jogging. They reportedly shot him at close range, killing him. William “Roddie” Bryan is also on trial for joining the chase and recording it on a cellphone.
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