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A motorist driving past people walking along East Spring Street in Cookeville, Tenn. in support of the Cookeville Police Strike of 1979.

Caption from The Dispatch reads: Marching from the Putnam County Courthouse to City Hall Friday afternoon, striking police officers and their supporters parade down Spring Street. The march went on past the police station to Walnut, then north to Broad and back east to the city hall. A brief rally followed the march.

Caption from The Dispatch reads: Marching from the Putnam County Courthouse to City Hall Friday afternoon, striking police officers and their supporters parade down Spring Street. The march went on past the police station to Walnut, then north to Broad and back east to the city hall. A brief rally followed the march.

Caption from The Dispatch reads: Marching from the Putnam County Courthouse to City Hall Friday afternoon, striking police officers and their supporters parade down Spring Street. The march went on past the police station to Walnut, then north to Broad and back east to the city hall. A brief rally followed the march.

Caption from The Dispatch reads: Marching from the Putnam County Courthouse to City Hall Friday afternoon, striking police officers and their supporters parade down Spring Street. The march went on past the police station to Walnut, then north to Broad and back east to the city hall. A brief rally followed the march.

Caption from The Dispatch reads: Marching from the Putnam County Courthouse to City Hall Friday afternoon, striking police officers and their supporters parade down Spring Street. The march went on past the police station to Walnut, then north to Broad and back east to the city hall. A brief rally followed the march.

Caption from The Dispatch reads: Marching from the Putnam County Courthouse to City Hall Friday afternoon, striking police officers and their supporters parade down Spring Street. The march went on past the police station to Walnut, then north to Broad and back east to the city hall. A brief rally followed the march.

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Caption from The Dispatch reads: Marching from the Putnam County Courthouse to City Hall Friday afternoon, striking police officers and their supporters parade down Spring Street. The march went on past the police station to Walnut, then north to Broad and back east to the city hall. A brief rally followed the march.

Caption from The Dispatch reads: Marching from the Putnam County Courthouse to City Hall Friday afternoon, striking police officers and their supporters parade down Spring Street. The march went on past the police station to Walnut, then north to Broad and back east to the city hall. A brief rally followed the march.

Caption from The Dispatch reads: Marching from the Putnam County Courthouse to City Hall Friday afternoon, striking police officers and their supporters parade down Spring Street. The march went on past the police station to Walnut, then north to Broad and back east to the city hall. A brief rally followed the march.

Caption from The Dispatch reads: Marching from the Putnam County Courthouse to City Hall Friday afternoon, striking police officers and their supporters parade down Spring Street. The march went on past the police station to Walnut, then north to Broad and back east to the city hall. A brief rally followed the march.

Caption from The Dispatch reads: Marching from the Putnam County Courthouse to City Hall Friday afternoon, striking police officers and their supporters parade down Spring Street. The march went on past the police station to Walnut, then north to Broad and back east to the city hall. A brief rally followed the march.