Atlanta – On Sunday, a protest at the site of a proposed police training center outside Atlanta led to violent clashes and fires. Protesters dressed in black threw large rocks, bricks, Molotov cocktails, and fireworks at police officers, according to law enforcement officials.

The protest turned violent, resulting in equipment on the construction site catching fire. Several protesters were caught on camera smashing windows on a police car and setting it on fire. In response, police officers moved in and began arresting protesters who were involved in the violent clashes.

A total of 35 people were detained at a police training center under development outside Atlanta. The situation was brought under control after several hours of disturbances. The Atlanta Fire Department spent hours putting out the equipment fires and restoring order to the area.

Neighbors in the area have expressed concern about the escalating tensions and violence at the site. The latest protest underscores the need for peaceful dialogue to address the concerns of all parties involved in the construction project. Law enforcement officials are investigating the incident and will take action against those responsible for any criminal offenses.

As of now, authorities have not released any further information about the incident. Atlanta residents hope that any future protests will be peaceful and respectful, and that all stakeholders will work together to find common ground and reach a resolution that benefits the community as a whole.