More than 100 people are expected to attend
A vigil will be held in Nottingham in memory of two dogs that were gunned down by police earlier this month. Marshall and Millions died on Sunday, May 7, after reports that a woman had earlier been attacked by the dogs in east London.
Louie Turnbull, aged 46, of no fixed address has pleaded guilty to the second charge but denied the first. The alleged incident has gained attention by people across the country - with vigils being held across the country.The vigil in Nottingham will take place in the Old Market Square, on June 4. Lucy Ward, of Marshall and Millions Army, said she expects more than 100 people to come and pay their respects.
"This is not a protest, but a peaceful vigil. We have had messages from people worldwide, including America, who were saddened by this and are doing their own thing there."
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