Metal detectors and police now at Decatur Library
Following a weeklong closure, the Decatur Library has reopened with major security upgrades after a shooting in an upstairs computer room left a man with serious injuries. Patrons are now required to pass through metal detectors and a dedicated screening area at the rear entrance, where a DeKalb County police officer will be stationed alongside security guards during all open hours.
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