Mario Woods coalition at SF police union. Woods was fatally shot by police. They're here to support Kaepernick. pic.twitter.com/UnhyOHz1nK
— carolyn tyler (@ctylerabc7) August 31, 2016
A rally got underway in front of the San Francisco Police Officer's Association late Wednesday morning, near 6th and Bryant.
The association sent a letter to the 49ers and the NFL, saying the quarterback has a lack of knowledge about shootings involving police.
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Meantime, Kaepernick is scoring support from some military vets on Twitter.
They're using the hashtag #VeteransForKaepernick.
Kaepernick says he'll continue his sitting protest at Thursday's preseason game in San Diego.
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick sat out the national anthem ahead of the team's game in Santa Clara, Calif. on Friday, August, 26, 2016.
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SFPOA is normally open but closed during anti-police brutality protest. Demonstrators support 49er Kaepernick, pic.twitter.com/VvZnI1t2u7
— carolyn tyler (@ctylerabc7) August 31, 2016
Kaepernick supporters gather to denounce the SF Police Union which has criticized Kap's comments on police brutality pic.twitter.com/8TiUjgYV30
— carolyn tyler (@ctylerabc7) August 31, 2016
