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Police in Atlanta arrest 3 behind bail fund supporting protests against police training complex – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Police in Atlanta arrest 3 behind bail fund supporting protests against police training complex – Winnipeg Free Press

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Police in Atlanta arrest 3 behind bail fund supporting protests against police training complex - Vimarsana News

Police in Atlanta arrest 3 behind bail fund supporting protests against police training complex

Police have arrested three key organizers supporting people protesting Atlanta's proposed police and fire training center, which opponents call "Cop City."

HUD to revoke federal funding for Millennia's Forest Cove Apartments - Vimarsana News

HUD to revoke federal funding for Millennia's Forest Cove Apartments

Once the agency cuts the mega-landlord off, Former tenants will retain their rental assistance.

Public cost of Atlanta's 'Cop City' more than doubled in new estimate - Vimarsana News

Public cost of Atlanta's 'Cop City' more than doubled in new estimate

Atlanta's proposed police and fire training center will cost taxpayers more than double the $31 million previously estimated by Mayor Andre Dickens' administration. City officials on Friday confirmed that there is a provision in the city's lease with the Atlanta Police Foundation that will add about $36 million to the public cost of the $90

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Public cost of Atlanta's police and fire training center set to double | Georgia - Vimarsana News

Public cost of Atlanta's police and fire training center set to double | Georgia

Atlanta’s proposed police and fire training center will cost taxpayers more than double the previous estimate by Mayor Andre Dickens’ administration. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports city officials confirmed Friday that