Madina Seytmuradova Staff Writer The Troy chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) organized a “Don’t Shoot!” know-your-rights seminar last Thursday that addressed the issues of police-civilian interactions. Miles Webster, a junior secondary education major from Moody and the vice president of the Troy NAACP, said it was about rights as well as etiquette. “It’s how to respond to certain situations, not as much avoid them, as knowing how to respond,” Webster said. The four speakers — including University Police Detective James Taylor and patrolman…
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