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Tucson comes together to say ‘never again’ to gun violence

Victor Garcia and Rocky Baier
March 27, 2018
Thousands of protesters showed up at Jacome Plaza on March 24 for Tucson's March for our Lives. Similar protests happened across the nation, with gun violence survivors, students and state representatives shared their stories and opinions about gun regulation and recent events.
Thousands of protesters showed up at Jacome Plaza on March 24 for Tucson’s March for our Lives. Similar protests happened across the nation, with gun violence survivors, students and state representatives shared their stories and opinions about gun regulation and recent events.

This weekend, reporters Victor Garcia and Rocky Baier were at the March For Our Lives protest, where they spoke with students, parents and community members about their concerns about gun violence and school safety. 

See below for their coverage: 

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