fireworks, including one that exploded near police officers. some demonstrators wearing masks, gilly suits and carrying shields. acts of destruction and violence will not be tolerated. you attack law enforcement officers, you damage equipment, you are breaking the law. this was a very violent attack that occurred. this was not about a public training center this was about anarchy and about the attempted to destabilize. those protesters also thrthrowing bricks at officers. smoke billowing from the fires was visible for miles. dozens of state troopers and atlanta police officers swarming to the scene. that protest part of a so-called week of action was organized by an atlanta-based activist group. they want the city to scrap the public training safety center calling it urban warfare campus and these aren t the first protests surrounding the facility during a demonstration in mid january, a stated trooper
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Louisiana House voted to ban holding a cellphone while driving
House bill 565 is heading to the Louisiana Senate for approval.
Posted: May 26, 2021 7:36 PM
Updated: May 26, 2021 7:39 PM
Posted By: Gabrielle Riles
LAFAYETTE, LA (KADN)- Louisiana lawmakers are advancing House Bill 565 which would ban all handheld cellphone use while driving.
Violators of the ban would face a fine of up to $100 on a first offense, $300 on a second, and $300 plus a license suspension on the third offense. The bill is heading to the senate and awaiting approval.
Some drivers in Lafayette doesn’t think that this law is needed.
“I can still drive with one hand, you know. As long as I m not on it. You shouldn t be worried about it,” Tylon Gallien, a driver in Lafayette, said.