NEWSSavannah mayor, police chief join in protests of George Floyd killingBluffton TodaySavannah Mayor Van Johnson speaks to a crowd of thousands of protesters in front of Savannah City Hall on Sunday.Will Peebles/Savannah Morning NewsSavannah Mayor Van Johnson speaks to a crowd of thousands of protestors in front of Savannah City Hall on Sunday.Will Peebles/Savannah Morning NewsA crowd of protesters looks on as Savannah Police Chief Roy Minter speaks on the steps of City Hall on Sunday.Will Peebles/Savannah Morning NewsA crowd of protesters looks on as Savannah Police Chief Roy Minter speaks on the steps of City Hall on Sunday.Will Peebles/Savannah Morning NewsA crowd of protesters marches on Savannah City Hall on Sunday.Will Peebles/Savannah Morning NewsA crowd of protesters marches from Johnson Square to Savannah City Hall on Sunday.Will Peebles/Savannah Morning NewsProtesters hold signs in Johnson Square on Sunday.Will Peebles/Savannah Morning NewsA crowd of protesters marches from Johnson Square to Savannah City Hall on Sunday.Will Peebles/Savannah Morning NewsLaTrelle Gresham brought 16-month-old son Indi to the demonstration along with his wife Brooke (not pictured) on Sunday afternoon in Savannah.Dennis Knight/Savannah Morning NewsInterracial couple Brooke and LaTrelle Gresham brought 16-month-old son Indi to the march. “This is amazing. I didn’t think so many people would show up,” said LaTrelle, a chef who works downtown. “I love the support. I actually feel like people care.”Mary Landers/Savannah Morning NewsPolice personnel stand ready before a news conference during the demonstration on Sunday in Savannah.Will Peebles/Savannah Morning News