two clearing operations at the site, one in january where a protester was shot and killed by police. it is the police who have unleashed violence on black and brown communities that have led to the movement against police violence, which actually led to atlanta itself attempting to build this militarized police center. reporter: activists claim the facility will cultivate police militarization and brutality. if you need to know what they re going to use the police training facility for, they just showed you. and we re supposed to believe that somehow now they re going to start prioritizing de-escalation? and those circumstances are extremely questionable. reporter: the location of the 85-acre training center is also the focus of an environmental fight where forest defenders have set up camp. the city is committed to replacing trees and dedicating more than 200 acres as protected green space. the mayor of atlanta has defended the center and its mission.
this wasn t about a public safety training center this was about anarchy and the attempt to destabilize. protesters dressed in black throwing rocks and bricks and setting construction vehicles on fire outside of cop city. at least 23 people now facing domestic terrorism charges. i think it was an over reaction to the destruction of property and i think it is the very reason why we don t want cop city built. when you throw molotov cocktails and rocks, you re only intent is to harm. sunday s night s violence unfolded while a concert was being held. part of what organizers call a week long mass mobilization of protests against the center. the introduction of a $90 million training facility has been controversial. blind siding residents who say they were left out of the largely secretive development process. police have launched at least two clearing operations at the site. one in january, where protester was shot and killed by police.
ROAD STABILITY. Road repair continues on Halsema Highway at the Mt. Data Cliff in Bauko, Mountain Province in this Feb. 5, 2023 photo. The provincial Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council (PDRRMC) has set two hours in the morning and two hours in the afternoon daily, except weekends, as a window period to allow motorists to traverse the area. (PNA photo by Liza T. Agoot) BAGUIO CITY - The Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council (DRRMC) of Mountain Province has shortened the period that the Mt. Data Cliff portion of the Baguio-Bontoc Road will be open to motorists to give more time for road repair. Governor Bonifacio Lacwasan, in a phone interview on Tuesday, confirmed that starting next week (Feb. 20), motorists may only pass through the road from 6 a.m. to 8 a.m. and from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. from Monday to Friday. The current "window hours" are from 6 a.m. to 8 a.m.; 12 noon to 1 p.m.; and 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. from Monday to Sunday. The midday window hour was removed by the
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