Homewood and Flossmoor officials said the protest march on Tuesday that wound its way through the two villages was peaceful and resulted in no incidents of violence or property damage.
The march began at Irwin Park in Homewood and traversed about five miles through Homewood and Flossmoor. Hundreds of people of various ages, races and genders held signs protesting police violence toward people of color.
Flossmoor Police Chief Tod Kamleiter monitored the march from his squad car.
"It was very peaceful. Everyone involved were all very respectful," he said. "It was powerful to watch and to . . .
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