Atlanta police s warning to parents of boys selling water on streets
Atlanta police warning parents not to encourage water boys
A top police official said officers will cite parents and hold them responsible if the hustling is not curtailed.
ATLANTA - The Atlanta Police Department have tried polite persuasion with the water boys. At other times, they have confiscated cases of water. But that did not stop them from buying more and returning to their hustle in the middle of busy intersections.
Now, a top cop tells Atlanta City Council members a new tactic will be tried. Parents of these boys may be cited.
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Former officer charged in Rayshard Brooks killing wants job back
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The former officer who killed Rayshard Brooks last summer is fighting to get his job back.
ATLANTA - A civil service board will soon make a decision on the fate of Garrett Rolfe, the former Atlanta police officer who fatally shot Rayshard Brooks outside a southwest Atlanta fast-food restaurant last summer.
Rolfe claims the city wrongfully terminated him and now he wants his job back with back pay.
Thursday, a hearing was held to determine that issue. You shot three bullets at Rayshard Brooks while he was running away and struck him twice, killing him, is that correct? asked city attorney Allegra Lawrence Hardy during the hearing.