Deer runs into Black Lives Matter
protest in New Jersey, seriously
injuring woman
Posted By: DVC, 6/14/2020 4:18:35 PM
Three people were injured, one seriously, while marching in a Black Lives Matter protest in New Jersey on Friday when a deer bolted into the crowd of demonstrators, according to officials. The South Brunswick Police Department said on Twitter the incident happened during Friday's "March for Justice," which began around 5 p.m. at South Brunswick High School. As demonstrators marched along County Route 533, a deer ran from the high school property into the marchers, according to police.
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This is a weird one. I started to say "funny", but it's not funny when someone gets hurt.
Don't scare the deer, powerful animals, and not like a Disney movie.