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Local Advocacy Group Demands More Transparency Around Redding Police Department’s Arsenal of Military Grade Weaponry – Shasta Scout
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Local Advocacy Group Demands More Transparency Around Redding Police Department’s Arsenal of Military Grade Weaponry – Shasta Scout
Redding Police Captain Chris Smyrnos presenting AB 481 report to Redding City Council on May 20. As required by a California law known as AB 481, on May 20 the Redding Police Department (RPD) provided its annual public presentation outlining all of the military-grade equipment local law enforcement has in its arsenal. A similar presentation has occurred every year since 2022 when the law was passed. In response to this year’s presentation, an or…
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