WABE's Week In Review: More terrorism charges in 'Cop City' violence and a new way to treat addiction

March 11th, 2023

This image provided by the Atlanta Police Department shows construction equipment set on fire Sunday, March 5, 2023 by a group protesting the planned public safety training center, according to police. (Atlanta Police Department via AP)

Miss the final hours of crossover day? I stayed up late so you didn’t have to! 🌛✨

Here’s where things stand:https://t.co/jk1Xwj36G1
— Sam Gringlas (@gringsam) March 7, 2023

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WABE's Week In Review: More terrorism charges in 'Cop City' violence and a new way to treat addiction

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