Jade Bulecza wrote for WALB today,

Protesters approach governor on Troy Davis

South Georgia death penalty opponents took their protest to the governor
while he was in Valdosta.

Governor Deal was in Valdosta to tour VSU’s nursing college but death
penalty opponents confronted him about the upcoming execution of cop
killer Troy Davis.

A small group of demonstrators gathered a VSU to plead for clemency for
Troy Davis.

“We hope he uses his influence to the pardons and parole board to get
out get rid of this execution,” said Deandre Jones, the president of
the VSU’s NAACP college chapter.

Protesters approached the governor as he left the university center.

“The committee has followed the legal process and has gone through the
appellate court,” said Deal.

Davis’ execution is set for Wednesday for killing an off duty Savannah
police officer in 1989.