NOBLE VP Talks Trayvon Martin Case in Macon

The Trayvon Martin case captured the attention of the nation, and it found its way to Macon. The National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE) met for their Georgia Chapter Friday.

NOBLE’s Southeast Vice President, Clarence Cox urges those involved to wait until the evidence is clear before coming to a conclusion.

“I’m encouraging our members to stand by, let’s look at the facts. Let’s allow the people who are investigating this thing to do their job as we would do in any other case. We don’t want to pull the trigger, if you will so soon,” said Cox.