Approximately 900 protestors march through Uptown Sedona during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5. The protest was a collaboration of local groups After the March Indivisible, Indivisible Sedona, Sedona Women's March, Democrats of the Red Rocks, Verde Valley Democrats, Camp Verde Indivisible, Rural Organizing Initiative, Indivisible Rimrock, Indivisible Cottonwood, Cornville and Clarkdale. The Sedona protest one of over 1,400 held nationwide on Saturday. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Approximately 900 protestors march through Uptown Sedona during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Approximately 900 protestors march through Uptown Sedona during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Approximately 900 protestors march through Uptown Sedona during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Approximately 900 protestors march through Uptown Sedona during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Approximately 900 protestors march through Uptown Sedona during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Approximately 900 protestors march through Uptown Sedona during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Approximately 900 protestors march through Uptown Sedona during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Approximately 900 protestors march through Uptown Sedona during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Approximately 900 protestors march through Uptown Sedona during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Approximately 900 protestors march through Uptown Sedona during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Approximately 900 protestors march through Uptown Sedona during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Approximately 900 protestors march through Uptown Sedona during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Approximately 900 protestors march through Uptown Sedona during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Approximately 900 protestors march through Uptown Sedona during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Protestors listen to Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes speak at the Sedona Arts Center parking lot during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Protestors listen to Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes speak at the Sedona Arts Center parking lot during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes speaks at the Sedona Arts Center parking lot during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes speaks at the Sedona Arts Center parking lot during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes speaks at the Sedona Arts Center parking lot during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes speaks at the Sedona Arts Center parking lot during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5. [David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes poses for a photo after speaking at the Sedona Arts Center parking lot during the "Hands Off" protest on Saturday morning April 5.[David Jolkovski / Larson Newspapers]
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