Tarantino joins march against police brutality

The protest came at a time of heightened awareness across America of the often-contentious relationship between police officers and the people they serve. New Yorkās mayor and police commissioner have said they are serious about enacting smart reforms to build trust between police and communities. āIām a human being with a conscience,ā said Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs director Tarantino, 52, who flew in from California for the event.
āAnd if you believe thereās murder going on then you need to rise up and stand up against it. Iām here to say Iām on the side of the murdered.ā