Stamford police march alongside Ukrainian community members in show of solidarity during prayer vigil
The Stamford Police Department marched alongside members of the Ukrainian community during a show of solidarity against the Russian invasion of their homeland.
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Mar 23, 2022, 10:06 AM
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407ds agoThe Stamford Police Department marched alongside members of the Ukrainian community during a show of solidarity against the Russian invasion of their homeland.
Stamford police guided more than 1,500 marchers from the government center Tuesday night.
The participants marched to Saint Basil Seminary on Glenbrook Road where a prayer vigil was held.
