A protest took place in Conroe on Sunday. The event was related to a fatal incident involving Lorenzo Salgado. Details about the protest are limited, but it is known that participants marched to a processing center.
The purpose of the march was to advocate for the release of certain individuals. Further information about the event and the circumstances surrounding it can be found in the original article, which provides more context about the march and its goals.
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