Four women have been charged in connection to Thursday's protest that shut down N.C. Highway 147 during rush hour in Durham.
The Durham Police Department (DPD) has obtained warrants for the four women.
Around 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, protesters began marching from CCB Plaza in Durham and continued onto N.C. 147 – calling for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. The protest was organized by a group known as Jewish Voice for Peace.
The highway was shut down for more than two hours.
The following people have been charged with impeding traffic:
- Olivia Linn, 27, of Durham
- Fatima Nur, 36, of Durham
- Jenae Taylor, 36, of Durham
- Leah Whitehead, 28, of Durham
This incident remains under investigation, and the DPD said more charges are pending.
WRAL News is working to learn if any arrests have been made.
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