Posted on: July 02, 2020 01:00 PM

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Protest update in Nassau County and Queens

As for Nassau County, there is a new rule in place. Protest must be submitted in 24 hours advance for march or else face summons. County Executive Laura Curran announced the rule for safety of drivers and protesters after clash with police walking on unannounced routes. The new rule also states no traffic is to be blocked, congregate on streets or enter private property without permissions. For today, there are no protests in Long Island. Queens has one and its 5:30pm at Police Officer Nicholas Demutiis Park in Ozone Park.