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South Fulton Honors Fallen Officers: A Heartfelt Tribute

September 3, 2025 SnapLive Newscommunity relations, community safety, emotional reflections, fallen officers, law enforcement tribute, officer sacrifices, police memorial, police-community engagement, South Fulton, South Fulton events

In a touching ceremony, South Fulton came together to honor its fallen officers, celebrating their brave sacrifices with heartfelt tributes that resonated deeply within the community. This event was not just a remembrance; it sparked vital conversations about safety, unity, and the ongoing commitment to better community relations. Read More

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Trump’s Dangerous Move: Feds Shouldn’t Control DC Policing

August 21, 2025 SnapLive Newscivil rights, community relations, DC policing control, federal oversight, federalization of policing, historical context of policing, law enforcement accountability, local governance, policing challenges, Trump policies

Trumps push for federal control of DC policing could fundamentally alter the relationship between law enforcement and the community, raising pressing concerns about accountability and local governance. As many advocates argue, the unique challenges of DC policing require a tailored approach that only local oversight can provide. Read More

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Sheriff’s Shocking Cancellation: Safety Concerns Over Event

July 29, 2025July 29, 2025 SnapLive Newscommunity activism, community engagement, community relations, crime prevention, event cancellation, law enforcement, public safety, public trust, safety concerns, sheriffs cancellation

The recent sheriffs cancellation of a community event due to safety concerns over event has left local residents both frustrated and worried about the future of community policing. As discussions unfold, it’s clear that the balance between fostering trust and ensuring safety is more crucial than ever. Read More

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Deputies Exonerated: Shocking Video Reveals No Laws Broken

July 23, 2025July 23, 2025 SnapLive Newscommunity relations, criminal justice reform, deputies exonerated, ethical policing, law enforcement practices, police accountability, police brutality, public safety, systemic racism, video evidence

In a surprising turn of events, the deputies exonerated after a controversial arrest incident have sparked intense discussions about law enforcement practices. A shocking video has unveiled that no laws were broken, yet many are left questioning the ethical implications of their actions. Read More