Albuquerque church increases security after controversial book ban protest [Video]

SHOULD BE TAUGHT IN ALBUQUERQUE CLASSROOMS. A LOCAL CHURCH NOW IS INCREASING THEIR SECURITY FOLLOWING ONLINE THREATS FROM THAT MEETING. ALYSSA MUNOZ SPOKE WITH PEOPLE FROM THE CHURCH TO LEARN WHY. THAT’S RIGHT. SASHA. THE PASTOR HERE AT THE CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD SPOKE OUT ON WEDNESDAY IN FAVOR OF KEEPING LGBTQ PLUS BOOKS IN SCHOOLS, AND THAT’S WHEN SHE SAID THE THREATS STARTED HAPPENING. WE HAVE TO KEEP WE HAVE FAMILIES WITH KIDS HERE. WE HAVE A LOT OF VULNERABLE FOLKS. PASTOR SARAH TEVIS WENT TO AN APS BOARD MEETING TO SUPPORT KEEPING LGBTQ PLUS BOOKS IN SCHOOLS. ALSO AT THE MEETING WAS A PREACHER WHO HAS BEEN TRAVELING TO SCHOOL BOARD MEETINGS ACROSS THE COUNTRY CALLING FOR SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO BAN BOOKS HE SAYS SUPPORTS LGBTQ COMMUNITIES. TEVIS SAYS THE THREATS STARTED RIGHT AFTER THIS MEETING, SO A LOT OF THEM CAME THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA. SOME TO …