Georgia town council votes to reinstate police department after mayor fires all officers
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Georgia town council votes to reinstate police department after mayor fires all officers

Mayor Ron Shinnick of Cohutta, Georgia fired the police chief and approximately 10 officers on Wednesday, citing officers' social media comments and a complaint they raised about his wife, the town clerk. The town council called an emergency meeting Friday and voted to reinstate the officers with back pay, and also considered calling for the mayor's resignation.

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