MIAMI – Miami-Dade State Attorney Kathy Fernandez Rundle announced Tuesday she is dropping curfew violation charges against protesters who didn’t break any other laws.
Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez first issued a curfew on May 30 when a few rioters set police cars on fire and looted stores in Miami. Gimenez lifted the curfew on Monday.
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“During the past couple of weeks, people have taken to the streets to advocate for change in mostly peaceful and non-violent protests,” Fernandez Rundle said in a statement. “This is their right and I join them in their calls for reforms.”
Fernandez Rundle also said she wants to make sure Miami-Dade County is “a place where everyone’s voices are heard and valued.”
PHOTOS OF RECENT PROTESTS
Black Lives Matter protesters marched on Saturday in Miami. The march went through Biscayne Boulevard, Midtown, Design District and downtown Miami.
Black Lives Matter protesters stand outside the Trump National Doral Miami property on Saturday.
Black Lives Matter protesters marched on Saturday at Florida International University in Miami-Dade County.
Black Lives Matter protesters participated in peaceful demonstrations on Sunday in Wilton Manors and Hollywood.
Black Lives Matter protesters march Sunday evening on Interstate 95 in Miami.