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Protesters swap marching for a sit-in outside of the Pasquotank County Sheriff’s office on Friday.
Author: Eugene Daniel (WVEC)
Updated: 12:37 AM EDT May 1, 2021
ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. The ACLU of North Carolina and other agencies wrote a letter to Elizabeth City officials Friday raising legal concerns about a new permit requirement to protest and established curfew.
The letter addressed Mayor Bettie Parker, Police Chief Eddie Buffaloe, City Manager Montrae Freeman, Assistant City Manager Angela Judge, and City Attorney William Morgan.
The letter argues permit requirements violate the First Amendment, peaceful protests are not a cause for emergencies, and an indefinite curfew for peaceful protests is unconstitutional. ....

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