Hamtramck city leaders clash after police chief's suspension
Friday's special meeting in Hamtramck was packed as allegations continue to swirl concerning city leaders after the suspension of Police Chief Jamiel Altaheri.
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Friday's special meeting in Hamtramck was packed as allegations continue to swirl concerning city leaders after the suspension of Police Chief Jamiel Altaheri.
City officials said the suspension was due to an ongoing investigation.
The police chief in Hamtramck, Michigan, has been placed on leave.
Hamtramck Police Chief Jamiel Altaheri says it's time to double down on engaging youth following a shooting in April that left two teens critically injured.
Police in Hamtramck, Michigan, are putting in extra effort to curb youth violence after a shooting in April that left two teenagers critically injured.
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