Georgia House approves law for letting voters decide on dismantling local police departments
Against a backdrop of nationwide protests and rioting over police brutality, the lower house of the General Assembly in Georgia approved legislation Friday that would allow voters to decide if county police departments should be dismantled, the Washington Examiner reports. The legislation must still be approved by the state Senate and then signed by the Governor. The post Georgia House approves law for letting voters decide on dismantling local police departments appeared first on Worthy Christi
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