U.S. Conference Of Mayors President Kevin Johnson Responds To Shooting Of Police...

U.S. Conference Of Mayors President Kevin Johnson Responds To Shooting Of Police Officers In Ferguson, MO

usconfofmayorsWASHINGTON, March 12, 2015 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — U.S. Conference of Mayors President Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson today issued the following statement in response to the shooting of police officers last night in Ferguson, Missouri:

“The nation’s mayors are appalled that two police officers were senselessly shot last night in Ferguson (MO) as a protest following the police chief’s resignation was winding down. We pray for their full recovery.

“This tragic act appears to have been completely unprovoked and further exacerbates the situation in a community desperately trying to heal from all it has experienced.

“As Mayors we want to send a strong message that violence against police officers can never be tolerated.”

 

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