PGA Tour Golfer Richy Werenski Spotted Wearing ‘Blue Lives Matter’ Wristband (PIC)

A PGA Tour golfer was spotted wearing a “Blue Lives Matter” wristband out on the course this weekend.

This weekend’s PGA Tour tournament is the 3M Open in the Minneapolis, Minnesota area where George Floyd lost his life to police officers some two months ago.

Richy Werenski, a 28-year-old golfer from Massachusetts, was seen rocking the “Blue Lives Matter” wristband on the course.

Playing 20 minutes away from where George Floyd was killed by police officers, Richy Werenski has been wearing a Blue Lives Matter band this week at the 3M Open pic.twitter.com/LGJ4mOGAqB
— Joel Beall (@JoelMBeall) July 26, 2020

Joel Beall, a reporter for Golf Digest, shared a photo and stated Werenski had reportedly been wearing the wristband all week.

Blue Lives Matter is defined as “a countermovement in the United States advocating that those who are prosecuted and convicted of killing law enforcement officers should be sentenced under hate crime statutes.”