Atlanta’s controversial Atlanta Public Safety Training Center—better known to the public as “Cop City”—officially opened May 1 after a four-year development period marked by backlash and ...

The Atlanta Public Safety Training Center — the southern DeKalb County facility colloquially known as “Cop City” — officially opened its doors Tuesday after four contentious years of ...

The Brief The Atlanta Public Safety Training Center has officially opened, despite ongoing protests and controversy. Activists who oppose the facility call it "Cop City," and have launched a ...

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In 2023, 61 people were indicted over protests against Atlanta’s Public Safety Training Center, known by opponents as “Cop City.” ...

Following the hearing, a group connected with the Stop Cop City movement will hold a press conference demanding that all charges filed against the 61 indicted activists be dropped immediately.

After railroading all opposition, Atlanta’s “law-and-order” Mayor Andre Dickens celebrated the opening of the militarized police training center dubbed Cop City.

Teran was part of a protest group calling itself "Stop Cop City." The group has demonstrated against the 85-acre training facility for months, saying the center will further militarize the police.

Georgia officials on Tuesday celebrated the official opening of Atlanta’s Public Safety Training Center, a nearly $117 million police and fire training campus built over the opposition of the ...