Agreement reached to move forward with APD training facility
Atlanta and DeKalb County strike an agreement they say will protect the environment while spurring business around what opponents call cop-city, a controversial training center for Atlanta police and first responders. The planned training facility has been at the center of a fierce battle between law enforcement and protesters.
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