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Police officers praised for heroic de-escalation efforts

August 07, 2024 | Fulton County, Georgia



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Police officers praised for heroic de-escalation efforts
During a recent government meeting, a proposed motion to set the millage rate at 8.87 failed to pass, receiving only three votes in favor against two opposed. The discussion surrounding the millage rate highlighted procedural challenges, with officials considering whether to address the matter in a special meeting or at the next regularly scheduled gathering. It was suggested that the next meeting would be more practical due to the time required for public notice.

In a notable moment of the meeting, Chairman expressed gratitude towards two Fulton County police officers, Officer Ibanez and Officer Allen, for their effective handling of a potentially dangerous situation involving a homeless youth with mental health issues. The Chairman emphasized the importance of recognizing positive police actions, especially in light of negative media portrayals of law enforcement.

The meeting concluded with no further items on the agenda, and officials prepared to adjourn.

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