Rayshard Brooks’ family urges protesters to remain peaceful

The family of Rayshard Brooks, who was fatally shot by the police in Atlanta, has called on protesters to remain peaceful, and said that the family wants to keep his name ’positive and great’. Addressing the media at a press conference, Tomika Miller (Mr. Brooks’ widow) was joined by his three children, his stepson, his cousins and other members of his family.

Rayshard Brooks’ family urges protesters to remain peaceful

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