Religious leaders, politicians protest city arrests

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Religious leaders, politicians and citizens gathered outside City Hall Monday to show support for the Rev. Charles Neal, the minister who was arrested for allegedly driving with a suspended license.

The protest, called the Clergy Rally for Justice, was attended by state Del. Jill Carter, state Sen. Verna Jones and several local pastors, all who said unjust arrests have to stop.

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