Jabari Smith (left) expressed his concerns at Thursday's town hall meeting. Mount Zion AME Church, 222 South Fifth Street in Columbia, was filled on Thursday evening, but not for a church service. About 100 people showed up to participate in a "Town Hall" meeting aimed at finding solutions to incidents of violence between law enforcement and civilians. Attendees were divided into eight groups and instructed to discuss their feelings and solutions. Afterwards, a spokesperson from each group went forward to read a summary of the discussion. One group of eight people was led by Sandra Thompson, president of the York Branch NAACP. Thompson, an attorney, is also First Vice President Pennsylvania NAACP. This was a diverse group in race, gender and occupation, with a probation officer, chaplain, social worker, nurse, attorney, and a student among them. Teenage student Zahara Flowers attended with her father, Jabari Smith. They live in Lancaster. Smith said that he...