College Park councilwoman faces second accusation of using police against critics

A weekends & outdoors story from Georgia, reported by Saporta Report ATL.

Weekends & Outdoors · Georgia · October 29, 2026

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Councilwoman Jamelle McKenzie and the city of College Park are pushing back against allegations in a federal lawsuit that she improperly influenced a decision to fire former Police Chief Connie Rogers. Rogers resigned in December after learning of her impending termination.

Reported by Saporta Report ATL, October 29, 2026. Read the full story at Saporta Report ATL →

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