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NAACP to hold vigil for man killed in 'stand your ground' shooting Thursday

Screen grab of a flyer sent out by the Clearwater / Upper Pinellas County Branch of the NAACP, which is hosting a vigil for the family of Markeis McGlockton, a man killed in a 'stand your ground' incident Thursday. Credit: Upper Pinellas County Branch of the NAACP.

Kirby Wilson
Former Times staff writer

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