P150.028M

Police officers restraining Brian Barlow in front of fundamentalist protesters at Pride parade, 1986

 

1986

Kehoe, Christine

 

During the parade, a fracas erupted between marcher Brian Barlow and a protester who claimed Barlow had knocked his sign down. Barlow was knocked down by police, restrained, and taken to a hospital and then to a police station. Barlow was acquitted and later won litigation against police for civil-rights violations, saying the protester had waved the sign in his face and it had been accidentally pushed down.

Brian Barlow; San Diego police; Police; Police officers; Peace officers; Law enforcement officers; LGBTQ pride; Pride parades; San Diego LGBT Pride

 

California - San Diego

Rights are owned by Lambda Archives of San Diego (LASD)

 

 

 

 

Photographic print; color

3.5 inches X 5 inches

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Image

TIFF

39.86 MB