Stories tagged "Policing"
A cyclist rides past Camelot Condominiums off Old National Highway in College Park.
Imagining a new Old National Highway

Community members who remember the corridor’s glory days want to see businesses come back to the area. With this redevelopment, though, they say crime must be addressed, too.

Where are South DeKalb’s reentry programs?

South DeKalb residents returning home from prison must travel outside DeKalb County to figure out their reentry. Why is that?

What does South DeKalb think about ‘Cop City’? As an area native, I don’t know.

Leveraging his hometown roots, Dominique Harris set out to discover what South DeKalb residents think of ‘Cop City.’ That task proved more difficult than expected.

Their stories are South DeKalb’s stories

Four formerly incarcerated people share their truths about whether they’ll ever be considered citizens again.

An Atlanta native speaks on ‘Cop City’

“Either the people of ‘Cop City’ get better with their marketing and reach out to the community, or the community becomes aware of what’s going on in their backyard. And by doing that, they understand their own power.”

The overlooked lockup at the center of Fulton County’s divisive jail lease plan

County officials transferring incarcerated women from South Fulton Jail to Atlanta City Detention Center will help ease overcrowding at Fulton County jails overall. But advocates say more beds isn’t the solution to overcrowding

Watch: Courageous Conversations, Community Policing with Officer Gray

Watch a video recording of Canopy Atlanta’s latest event — Courageous Conversations: Community Policing with Officer Gray.

Where in the World is Officer Gray? — Community Policing in Bankhead

A police officer was a pillar in the Bankhead and Grove Park communities until, one day, he vanished

Un estado de fluctuación

¿Forest Park mantendrá a sus residentes hispanos? Eso puede depender de la policía

State of Flux

Can Forest Park keep its Hispanic residents? That may depend on police.